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During The Gold Rush, A Sacramento Bank Promises Payment In Gold Dust
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(CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH). DS. 1pg. July 22, 1850. Sacramento City, [California Territory]. A demand note signed “Barton Lee” as a banker. The partially-printed note entitles the bearer to two hundred dollars plus 5% interest, payable in gold dust one month hence. Barton Lee and Baker & Company was a popular Sacramento bank. California would become a state seven weeks later, on September 9, 1850. This interesting piece of California Gold Rush memorabilia is in very good condition with light wear.
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