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Comments: This clue has to do with the Brashier Dabloon Today 12 December 2011 
Yahoo.com news told of a sale of a Brashier dabloon like the one featured in a 
much earlier article-I will paste the story in this field I belive the seller 
may know the maydaymystery.org people.

AP Exclusive: Rare 1787 gold coin fetches $7.4M

By MARY FOSTER | AP – 8 hrs ago
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In a photo provided by Blanchard and Company, Inc., a rare 1787 gold Brasher doubloon, …

In a photo provided by Blanchard and Company, Inc., a rare 1787 gold Brasher doubloon, …
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An exceedingly rare 1787 gold Brasher doubloon has been sold for $7.4 million, 
one of the highest prices ever paid for a gold coin.
Blanchard and Co., the New Orleans-based coin and precious metals company that brokered the deal, 
said the doubloon was purchased by a Wall Street investment firm. Identities of the buyer and 
seller were not disclosed.
Minted by Ephraim Brasher, a goldsmith and neighbor of George Washington, the coin contains 26.66 
grams of gold — slightly less than an ounce. Worth about $15 when it was minted, the gold value 
today would be more than $1,500.
The Brasher doubloon is considered the first American-made gold coin denominated in dollars; the 
U.S. Mint in Philadelphia didn't begin striking coins until the 1790s.

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