CVC & Collectables presents a historically significant and visually striking 1927-dated silver slug, issued by notorious promoter Courtney Chauncey Julian to commemorate the short-lived New Monte Cristo Mining Company near Wickenburg, Arizona. Graded NGC AU 50, this sharply detailed and octagonal piece is struck in .925 fine silver, and cataloged as J-927.
Token Highlights:
- Issuer: C.C. Julian / New Monte Cristo Mining Company
- Date: 1927
- Type: Private promotional medal/token (J-927)
- Composition: .925 Sterling Silver
- Weight: Approx. 28–30 g
- Diameter: 42 mm
- Shape: Octagonal
- Grade: NGC AU 50
- Engraver/Designer: C.C. Julian
Obverse:
Inscribed “C.C. Julian” around a central image of a bear—likely referencing California or Julian’s bold persona.
Reverse:
Features pickaxe and shovel, inscribed “New Monte Cristo” and the date 1927, representing Julian’s mining venture.
Collectibility:
Sought after for its blend of numismatic artistry, scam-era Americana, and its association with one of the most infamous financial charlatans of the 1920s. An essential piece for collectors of financial fraud memorabilia, silver slugs, and early American promotional exonumia.








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