The Dollar's Comeback Twenty Years Later
Ripley recounts Pierson the Denver Tramway worker who earned his first dollar 30 years ago After a lifetime as a clerk he kept the coin as a souvenir until a January 1933 reunion when a Denver stamp window connected the prodigal dollar with its former holder The indelible mark on the piece aided recognition and its return after decades
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Uli
T. F Pierson
Omaha
Denver Tramway Company
Pierson
Piersons
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