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The Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining Company 1906 antique stock certificate Cripp

The Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining Company 1906 antique stock certificate Cripp

$ 15.81

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    Description

    Up for consideration is The Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining Company stock certificate from 1906:
    #5647
    Issued to R. P. Ernst for 700 shares on October 2, 1906
    Signed by F. M. Woods as secretary and J. J. Hughes as vice president
    Incorporated in Wyoming
    Capital stock of 0,000
    Uncancelled
    Certificate in good condition
    The Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining Company mines were located in the Cripple Creek Mining District. The company owned the Gold Dollar mine within the Arequa townsite, which become part of the mining town of Victor. This company was formed by consolidating the Gold Dollar, Mabel M. & Beacon Hill Mining Companies. The company was owned by famed brothers Frank M. Woods and Harry E. Woods, who were founders of the town of Victor. The Gold Dollar Consolidated Mining Company had 62 acres on the eastern slope of Beacon Hill, including part of the town of Arequa, Colorado. Gold ore occurred in a 2 to 4 foot wide vein averaging of gold per ton and was developed by the 1,050 foot Mabel Shaft and Union Shaft with 10,000 feet of drifting and crosscutting.