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19th Century Silver Table Spoon by Theodore Dubosq - Maker of Territorial Gold $5s & $10s KM.2244 $1 - President Van Buren Date:1831 Lg Let

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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19th Century Silver Table Spoon by Theodore Dubosq Maker of Territorial Gold $5s & $10s KM.2244 $1 President Van Buren Date:1831 Lg Let $1 President Van Buren Mint Guanajuato Composition Silver Fineness 0 Melting and coining equipment in tow he made a small number of $5s and $10s from California gold (around 15 pieces are believed remaining) His pieces date from 1829 to 1850 (given the dates that we purchased along with the spoons we suspect these are date closer to 1850)

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