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Charles Price

The notorious swindler and bank-note forger, Charles Price, who committed suicide in 1786. Date: 18th Century

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Bank Counterfeit Crime Crimes Criminal Eighteenth Forger Forgery Notorious Price Swindler Counterfeiter Forgers


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Charles Price: The Infamous 18th Century Forger and Swindler This haunting image captures the enigmatic figure of Charles Price, a notorious criminal from the 18th century who made a name for himself through his cunning exploits in forgery and swindling. Born in the late 1730s, Price's life was marked by a series of audacious crimes that left a trail of deception and intrigue in their wake. Price's most notorious exploits involved the forging of banknotes. At a time when paper currency was still a relatively new innovation, and counterfeiting was a serious threat to the economic stability of the realm, Price's crimes were particularly damaging. He used sophisticated techniques to create convincing forgeries, often going undetected for long periods. But Price was not content with mere forgery. He was also a skilled swindler, using his charisma and charm to manipulate and deceive his victims. He would often target the vulnerable, such as the elderly or the impoverished, offering them false promises of wealth and prosperity in exchange for their trust and their money. Despite the best efforts of the authorities, Price managed to evade capture for many years. But in 1786, his luck finally ran out. Faced with the prospect of being arrested and brought to trial, Price took his own life. The exact circumstances of his death are unclear, but it is said that he took poison in a desperate bid to escape the long arm of the law. This image of Charles Price serves as a chilling reminder of the darker side of the 18th century. It is a testament to the power of human ingenuity, both for good and for ill, and to the enduring allure of the criminal underworld. Despite the passage of time, the story of Charles Price continues to captivate and intrigue, a dark chapter in the annals of history that refuses to be forgotten.

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