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Very nice half Pepactonius! Thanks. I first mistakenly posted this image of the reverse in place of the 1806 quarter reverse. My supply of US coins is rapidly running out -- last one is for 1796. After that, there is only a motley collection of foreign stuff: sols, hellers, denars, batzen, kreuzer, maravedis, ore, skillings, kopeks, reales, farthings, shillings, escudos, ducats, etc. |
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United States -- 1802 1 cent:   |
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Sweden
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I haven't got too many early Swedish coppers, but here's one:   Sweden 1/12 Skilling 1802 with a clip. |
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United States
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1802 8 reales of Spain, Madrid mint. The 8 reales of Spain used a different style portrait than the colonial mints. And the reverse design was the simplified coat of arms without the pillars of Hercules.  |
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a motley collection of foreign stuff: sols, hellers, denars, batzen, kreuzer, maravedis, ore, skillings, kopeks, reales, farthings, shillings, escudos, ducats, etc. Motley? I'd call that an impressive collection of world types. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United Kingdom
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Spain 4 Maravedis 1802:  Edited by NumisRob
08/21/2015 03:40 am
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I haven't got too many early Swedish coppers, but here's one: Very nice!  |
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United States
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Did not have full access to my coin pics the past few days, so missed posting a few pictures. But I did see all the nice coins being posted. Here is a worn large cent.   |
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United States
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US coins fast running out -- Sweden -- 1801 1/2 skilling:  
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Sweden
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pepactonius - That's actually a token (Pollet = Token), but they circulated as any other coin at that time. I've seen those pieces around but because they say 'token' I haven't really been that interested in buying one. My next entry will be (according to my collection status) when we reach 1768. I should really get more Swedish copper coins. Don't know about plate money  |
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That's actually a token (Pollet = Token), but they circulated as any other coin at that time. Thanks for the info. Also note that the 1804 Bank of England Dollar posted three years ago is just a token. |
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United States
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United States -- 1800 1/2 cent:   (Scanned-in film prints) |
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Very nice! |
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Bedrock of the Community
United Kingdom
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Naples and Sicily 6 Tornesi 1800:  |
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1800 Draped Bust Dollar,wide date low 8.   |
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