57-pound piece of horn silver thing
also known as: the 57-pound piece
Summary: A 57-pound piece of horn silver sold to the Kansas City smelter for $514.98.
Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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52514.98
cited from tiful on the hillside… (1891)tiful on the hillside. Closer examination led
them to think it was a more valuable ore.
Neither of them having a pocket knife and about
to throw the piece of rock away one of them
bethought himself of biting it, when to their
great astonishment…
$514.98
cited from tiful on the hillside… (1891) · +1 moretiful on the hillside. Closer examination led
them to think it was a more valuable ore.
Neither of them having a pocket knife and about
to throw the piece of rock away one of them
bethought himself of biting it, when to their
great astonishment…
sold_to
cited from tiful on the hillside… (1891) · +1 more
tiful on the hillside. Closer examination led
them to think it was a more valuable ore.
Neither of them having a pocket knife and about
to throw the piece of rock away one of them
bethought himself of biting it, when to their
great astonishment…
Sources (1)
tiful on the hillside…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain