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(1861) G$2 1/2 Parsons & Co., K-1 MS

(1861) G$2 1/2 Parsons & Co., K-1 MS

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11868)
The undated Parsons & Company quarter eagles depict a quartz stamping mill on the obverse, possibly based upon the Gates & Company machinery owned by the Quincy Mining Company, in which Parsons was a partner. The reverse depicts a federal eagle, the legend PIKE’S PEAK GOLD, and the denomination. Of the six known pieces, only one example — an original choice AU that was part of the Garrett collection — remains in private hands.
Obverse: Six stamp ore crushing mill Jno. PARSON & Co. ORO
Reverse: Federal eagle PIKES PEAK GOLD 2 ½ D.

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GSID: 11868
Coin Date: (1861)
Denomination: G$2 1/2 / $2.50 Gold
Designation: MS
Mint Location: Tarryall Mines, Colorado
Mintage: 6 known
Coinage Type: Pioneer & Territorial Gold
Coinage Years: 1861
Composition: Gold
Variety: Parsons & Co.
Variety 2: K-1
Rarity: R-H7
Strike Type: Business
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