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1818 Capped Bust 25 Cent

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I have this 1818 capped bust 25 cent coin that is counterstamped "W. Mason". I did some research and cannot find any information on this specific stamp. Any info will help

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No idea, other than someone names W. Mason wanted to be known.

Nice find, though.
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The namesakes of many counterstamps from this era have been lost with time.
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That is a great looking coin. No idea what it means.
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Hopefully ExoGuy will stop by, he's our expert on counterstamped coins. He's pretty good.
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I wonder if it is the same as this one http://www.worthpoint.com/worthoped...on-430596809

Too bad the ANS doesn't have pictures of their J.W. Mason quarter online http://numismatics.org/collection/1999.72.1

Maybe Exoguy will chime in if he sees this.

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Thank you so much for the info!! It has an amazing history if that is the guy who stamped it. Civil War colonel and New York City police commissioner!!

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