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Royal Gold and Silver Mining Co. Stock with Coin & William Clark vignettes

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Royal Gold and Silver Mining Co. Stock with Coin & William Clark vignettes
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It is not often we talk about the back of a certificate first, but the reverse of this certificate is spectacular1890 coins make up the entire border: silver dollars, seated Liberty dime and quarters (although not identified, the right size). All in underprint gray. Number 146 for 5000 shares to Larabie Brothers. Signed by Coleman, president Nelson Burnet and Conrad Kohr over crossed out Burnett. A multitude of vignettes include miner, waterfall, lake, cherub, and William A. Clark! Printed by Geo. D. Barnard of St. Louis (who has done some of the other amazing certificates in this collection). Records in the Montana Historical Society indicate the mine was active from 1891 to 1921. The Royal Mining Company, originally the Royal Gold and Silver Mining Company, was located near Philipsburg, Montana. WILLIAM A. CLARK incorporated the Royal Gold and Silver Mining Company on May 2, 1891. The company established its office in Anaconda, but moved it to Deer Lodge on August 22, 1891. Larabie Bros & Co. Bankers of Deer Lodge was its official depository. The company owned six mines: the Etna, Extension, Pine Tree, Omega, South Fraction, and Royal. The mines produced free gold and covered an area of 94.87 acres. The Royal Mine, located near Granite, operated mostly in the 1890s and produced about $1,000,000 in gold, with $8 to $200 of gold to the ton. After 1910, the mines fell into disrepair. [Montana Historical Society]

Date: 1895
Country (if not USA):
State: Montana
City: Philipsburg
Provenance: Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining Collection