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1880 J.C. Flood Nevada Bank San Francisco Bullion Mining Statement Comstock
Product Details
Original April 20, 1880 bullion account statement involving J. C. Flood & Co. and The Nevada Bank of San Francisco. This historic Western financial document records an invoice of bullion received in April 1880, including multiple bars, weights, gold and silver values, refinery returns, U.S. Mint proceeds, freight, commission, and a final credit of approximately $41,577.18. J. C. Flood was one of the prominent Comstock-era mining and banking figures associated with the Nevada Bank of San Francisco. This document has strong appeal for collectors of Nevada mining history, Comstock ephemera, bullion records, San Francisco banking, precious metals, and Western Americana. Details include: * Dated April 20, 1880 * J. C. Flood & Co. * Nevada Bank of San Francisco letterhead * Gold and silver bullion accounting * Selbyโs returns * U.S. Mint proceeds * Original handwritten calculations * Original period document Condition is antique and used, with original folds, handling wear, light staining, ink transfer, and age-related discoloration. No attempt has been made to clean or flatten the document. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description. A substantial and visually impressive 19th-century bullion statement tied to one of the best-known names of the Comstock mining era.
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