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24 1883. | March 9. | From Gen. M. C. Meigs, Quartermaster General U. S. Army. A half-dollar, & Pistareen of Carlos & Joanna of Spain. Coined about 1516-19. Washed up on the Beach of Pache Island, southern of the Texas Mexican Gulf Coast, and in 1870, presented at Corpus Christi to Gen. Meigs. | In Texas, these Coins are believed to have come out of a Treasure ship wrecked on the Coast while carrying funds to Cortez Army. He entered the City of Mexico in 1519. March 15. | From Miss Susan Dallas, Philadelphia | Five-france piece of Belgium, 1875. June 20 | From [[strikethrough]]coin of[[/strikethrough]] T. A. T. Vaughn, 1230 Spring Garden Street Phila, | Penny, Half-penny & farthing of Jamaica, W. I. Oct. 15 | From Mr. Johnson, Dominica W.I. a coin called by the natives, a "Mocco" the centre cut of the [[strikethrough]]dollar[[/strikethrough]] Trinidad dollar to prevent exportation. 1884 | July 23 | From Henry A. Pfeil, 1139 Fairmont Ave, Phila. | A Billon Coin of Saloninus. (Roman) A.D. 253-259. Sep. 22. | From Nicholas Leïken, 226 Fairmont Av, Phila. | 1. 1/2 Kupick & 1 1/4 Kopeck of Russia, 1883.
Transcription Notes:
1883 March 15: "Five-france" is probably "Five-franc" but transcribed as written.
1884 Sep 22: "Kupick" and "Kopeck" are probably both "Kopek" but transcribed as written.