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The David Lisot Video Library on the Newman Numismatic Portal can be found at:
https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/multimediadetail/522852
 
We highlight one of his videos each week in The E-Sylum.
Here's one from 2009 with Dennis Beasley speaking about California Pioneer Fractional Gold'
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Dennis Beasley has researched the pricing and availability of Pioneer gold for some years. His research includes review of auction records and dealer price lists. He now offers this information to the public. In this lecture-only video you will hear:
 
The three categories of these issues that include Period One from 1852-57, and Period Two 1858-83 and Period Three 1883-1915 
How coins of the last period dated 1883-1915 were actually backdated and struck up until 1983 
The "pinch" system used with gold dust that created a demand for small coinage in San Francisco 
Period One from 1852-57 that included coins that were dated and undated and may have actually circulated 
Period Two pieces that were collected from their inception 
That some were made outside of California 
How the letters on the coins are not mintmarks but manufacturer's marks
Zealous Treasury agents that created some of today's rarities 
Which pieces are scarce 
Ways to learn more and websites that have good information 
 
Speaker(s): Dennis Beasley.
 
To watch the complete video, see: 
California Pioneer Fractional Gold
(https://youtu.be/osskMDJJhEU)
 
 
 Wayne Homren, Editor
 
 
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