| Typ | Bond |
|---|---|
| Stückzahl | 1 |
| Nennwert | 500 US-$ |
| Zins | 8% |
| Ausgabeort | New Jersey, USA |
| Ausgabedatum | 15. März 1921 |
| Druckerei | American Bank Note Company |
| Sprache | Englisch |
| Erwerbsjahr | 2020 |
| Erhaltung | EF |
Beschreibung
The Cuban-American Sugar Company incorporated in New Jersey in 1906 was a venture associated with the American Sugar Refining Company operating mills in Cuba. In 1924 the company ran a total of 5 mills in three different provinces. The company survived at least into the 1960s when it acquired a controlling interest in Florida Sugar Corporation and held a stake in American Crystal Sugar.
Typical design for the First Mortgage Collateral Sinking Fund Gold Bond. Large vignette of a lady representing abundance, a mill and a harbor with a steam ship. Punchholes and stamped “Specimen”.
Sources: American Sugar Kingdom. The Plantation Economy of the Spanish Carribean 1898 - 1934, February 17, 1961 - NYTimes.com, visited on 22.2.2022