It appears Seril was a half-brother to Nehemiah. Their father's (also named Nehemiah) first wife died, and his second wife bore two children, one of whom was Seril. When researching counterstamps, I very often run into conflicting, confusing and incorrect data. So, I consult multiple sources whenever possible. That said, I rarely look into family history and try to stay focused on the stamp and the issuer,
Exoguy, have you ever found an actual punch used in the counterstamping of one of your older coins? I bet those would be tough to find if they still exist.
Quote: Exoguy, have you ever found an actual punch used in the counterstamping of one of your older coins?
No, I've not. The only surviving early punch I've ever seen is a VOTE THE LAND FREE punch, circa 1844, that's in the possession of the Kansas Historical Society. To my knowledge, none of the c/s authors and serious collectors have ever reported seeing same, either; this, other than the Kansas item.
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