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This item SOLD at 2018 Nov 28 @ 10:20UTC-8 : PST/AKDT
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Comstock Lode
1+ oz .999 silver ingot old pour
œComstock Mines, Carson City , Nevada
stamped on front
Foster Eagle with Ribbon
(Foster Company, Walla Walla , Washington )
stamped on the back
another historical name
This ingot is at high end of collectible scale, for the reason of just one historical word : Comstock
This ingot was made from Comstock Mine, and distributed by Foster Company to sell to collectors (that is why one side is stamped by Foster Eagle).
Comstock Mines was one of the most historically important, if not THE most historically important, mining operations of United States . Foster Company was one of the most historically important, if not THE most historically important, bullion broker/trader of United States .
That is why this ingot is at the high end of collectible scale.
Generally, mines are in the business of making large ore blocks to be shipped to refiners, and not in the business of making 1 oz or small old pours. However, recognizing collectors interests in obtaining a mining sample from such important mines, mines may also made very limited number of small mining samples like this ingot.
The Comstock Lode was the first major U.S. discovery of silver ore, located under what is now Virginia City , Nevada . At that time, it was said "the discovery of silver of Comstock Lode undoubtedly deserves to rank in merit above the California gold discovery.
In year 1877 alone, Comstock Lode produced $14 million of gold and $21 million of silver (about $270 million and $400 million adjusted for inflation, as of 2007). Production decreased rapidly thereafter, and, by 1880, the Comstock was considered to be played out. Currently The Comstock Lode is being explored by Comstock Mining Inc of Virginia City , Nevada .
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