2 1804 Silver Dollars found in 1910 Carlislle PA & 1 in 1897 Northern Montana

[jeff of pa]

The Evening standard. (Ogden City, Utah), 09 Dec. 1910.



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[jeff of pa]

that would be a shipwreck to Find.


Morning journal and courier. (New Haven [Conn.]), 14 Sept. 1893.



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[jeff of pa]

The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.), 17 Dec. 1897.



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[jeff of pa]

This one May have just been a Bank Scam for their Ad.
No other mention of 1804 Lost Dollars came up.

The times dispatch. (Richmond, Va.), 06 Dec. 1911.



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[PetesPockets55]

Probably hadn't gone down in a ship as they were not actually produced until the 1830's (1834? I believe), as souvenir's for dignitary's.

Wikipedia LINK to story of the 1804 US dollar.