| REF. NO. | DENOMINATION | DESCRIPTION | NO.ISSUED | CONDITION | VALUE |
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| 101x | 100 shares common stock | [1933], grey, cancelled | #K262968 | EF | $15-20 |
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| 102x | 10 shares preferred stock | [1935], red, cancelled | #E80900 | VF | $15-20 |
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| 103x | 100 shares preferred stock | [1949], maroon, cancelled | #D244790 | EF | $15-20 |
| Registered 50-Year 5% Gold Bonds Authorised |
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| 121x | $100,000 | [1901], series B, steel grey, cancelled | #924 | VF | $30 |
| 10-60-Year 5% Sinking Fund Gold Coupon Bonds Authorised |
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| 131s | $1000 | 1903, specimen, brown, with coupons | ? | VF | $100-120 |
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| 132s | $5000 | 1903, specimen, olive green, with coupons | ? | VF | $100-120 |
United States Steel Corporation
Incorporated in New Jersey on 25th February 1901. J. P. Morgan founded the United States Steel Corporation in 1901 by combining Andrew Carnegie’s Carnegie Steel Company with Federal Steel Company and Moore’s National Steel Company for $492 Million. This was one of the most significant mergers in American History. In its first full year of operation, U.S. Steel was producing 2/3 of the total steel production in the United States.
1901