188_ $10 American Exchange in Europe - Net Fine (Cancelled) - Mark Twain Fr. 1654 2 - 1952-P Jefferson Nickels

2 - 1952-P Jefferson Nickels

These feature a large bright red seal and serial numbers in addition to the large TWO on the obverse

1870-L - Choice Very Fine

Good details

As part of the World’s Fair

188_ $10 American Exchange in Europe - Net Fine (Cancelled) - Mark Twain Fr. 1654 2 - 1952-P Jefferson NickelsThe American Exchange in Europe, located in London, was a clubhouse, reading room, bank, steamship and railway agency and newspaper among its many other arms. In the late 1880s the company went bankrupt and, among its other investors, Mark Twain (who had invested $10,000 was interviewed regarding the company. He had this to say: "I went into this thing on the representation that Gen. Hawley was the president of the exchange in every sense of the word.