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Total on coupons reveals minimal value in Ponzi era
Trial evidence from the Post Office Department in Suffolk Superior Court shows that international reply coupons redeemed or credited in the United States from June 1919 to December 1920 totaled only 4212 dollars. Records detail coupon counts and values by period and source postmasters as Albert D. Collins testifies on the scope and limits of coupon handling.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Charles Ponzi
Suffolk Superior Court
Ponzi
United States
Albert D. Collins
Division of Stamps
Postmaster-General’s Department
Boston
Commonwealth
Collins
Securities Exchange Company
Italy