U.S. National Archives (Record Group 104, Entry 235, Letters Sent by Director's Office)
Record group 104, entry 235 covers letters sent from the Mint Director's office, covering the period 1873-1938. The recipient might be a specific mint, the Secretary of the Treasury, a foreign government, U.S. Department or Agency, or individuals and companies. This material currently (6/2016) resides at the National Archives facility in College Park, MD.
Roger W. Burdette notes on entry 235:
Letters sent by the Director’s office, 1873-1938. Press copy books. No reliable index.
Vols. 1-85 are large size fair copies 1884-1901; archives locator is RG104, 450/66/28/04. Vols. 86 and up are press copies beginning in 1873; some of this material duplicates the fair copies. Text quality in this portion of the series varies.
Normal volumes are identified by calendar year and offices or subject covered, such as: San Francisco Mint 1890.
National Archives catalog record is https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7064779. See also the National Archives & Records Administration numismatic finding aids at https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/archivedetail/538870.
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1927Letters Sent to Philadelphia Mint
Press copies of letters and telegrams sent from U.S. Mint headquarters to various official and individual recipients. From the National Archives, record group 104 (U.S. Mint), entry 235 (letters sent from Director's office), volume 484. Courtesy of Roger W. Burdette and Lily R. Ahlstrom.
1/27/1927R. J. Grant to W. C. Fay, January 27, 1907
Mint Director R. J. Grant writes to W. C. Fay, Assistant Treasurer of the Central Union Trust Company of New York, in regards to a 1792 cent. From volume 542 of this entry.
