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WAIFS AND
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Harper’s
Weekly, April 1, 1882, page 199 (News Briefs) |
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Many of
the silver half-dollars circulated in Montana are said to be
counterfeits made by the Chinese in San Francisco. They are
described as of exactly the weight of the genuine ones, and
one-thirty-second part of an inch large in diameter. They contain
only sixteen cents’ worth of silver, which is all on the surface. |
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