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The California Gold Rush and the U.S. 3-Cent Piece

2014-07-27
By: Aaron Packard
On: July 27, 2014
In: History
With: 0 Comments

The United States three-cent piece owes its existence to a combination of factors all converging at and around the same time. In 1848 gold was discovered in California at Sutter’s Mill. “Gold fever” gripped the country….Continue Reading

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