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Minnesota
Became territory: March 3, 1849
Became state: May 11, 1858
On average, if a Minnesota railroad company is represented by any certificates, there are normally multiple varieties known. There are, however, only a moderate number of Minnesota companies represented by certificates. There seems to be a reasonable balance between collecting interest and the number of available certificates, so prices are generally moderate.
Man plows in foreground while Indian in loincloth rides horse beyond. Mississippi River, St Anthony Falls, pine trees and rising sun in distance. The phrase, L'Etoile du Nord (star of the north) appears at the top. |
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