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Quincy Mining Co. Stocks (5) [176535]

Currency:USD Category:Coins & Paper Money / Stock & Bond - Mining Start Price:10.00 USD Estimated At:200.00 - 400.00 USD
Quincy Mining Co. Stocks (5)  [176535]
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80.00USDto J**********2+ buyer's premium (20.00)
This item SOLD at 2024 Mar 09 @ 15:28UTC-8 : PST/AKDT
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1852-29 Quincy Mining Company Stocks - 6 Different Presidents. Lot of 5. Incorp. 1848 Michigan. All but one are I/C. #233, I/U, for 100 shares @$25 ea., blue paper issued 1852 signed by Robt. Davidson pres. #1459 for 1 share issued 1862 signed Thomas F. Mason. #4025 for 13 shares issued 1873 , signed pres. illegible signed Wm. R Todd secretary. #3874 for 50 shares issued 1873 signed by Geo. F. Bemis pres. and Wm. R. Todd sect. #37851 for 3 shares issue 1918 signed Wm. R. Todd pres. and W. Paul sect. #53458 for 10 shares issued 1929 signed M. Parsons Todd pres. W. Paul sect.
Thomas Mason was president of Quincy Mining C0. 1858-99, the town of Mason was named after him. Wm R. Todd was secretary and then president in 1900 with is son. M.Parsons Todd started as V.P. in 1900 and taking over as the president 1910. later Mayor of Morristown He was one of the oldest living excutives of an American co. at his od 98 year old.
The mine was created in 1846 by merging Northwest Mining Co. and the Portage Mining Co. The Quincy Mine was the first to go from fissure mining to amygdaloid mining (extracting lower grade orebodies), they also built/maintained their own housing to attract a better class of worker. The mine operated until 1931 closed operations, but reopened for copper demand and closed in 1945. The mine is now part of the Keweenaw National Historical Park. Michigan Ken Prag Collection