The Miners Bank (San Francisco) series of Pioneer & Territorial Gold in the U.S. Coins contains 0 distinct entries.
The institution of Wright & Co.,
exchange brokers located in Portsmouth
Square, San Francisco, was known as
the Miners' Bank.
A ten-dollar piece was issued in the
autumn of 1849, but the coins were
not readily accepted because they were
worth less than face value. The firm was
dissolved on January 14, 1850. Unlike
the gold in most California issues, the gold in these coins was alloyed with copper.
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The Miners Bank (San Francisco) series of Pioneer & Territorial Gold in the U.S. Coins contains 0 distinct entries.
The institution of Wright & Co.,
exchange brokers located in Portsmouth
Square, San Francisco, was known as
the Miners' Bank.
A ten-dollar piece was issued in the
autumn of 1849, but the coins were
not readily accepted because they were
worth less than face value. The firm was
dissolved on January 14, 1850. Unlike
the gold in most California issues, the gold in these coins was alloyed with copper.
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