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How Far Back Can We Go? Fourth Edition! Ended At 1461 Waiting On 1460 C. E. (A. H. 864)

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1850: 5 rappen from Switzerland.

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1850 One Penny Bank token


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1850 $20.00 double eagle


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Sweet $20 piece . .

I'll add another 11 cents to the total . .

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The Netherlands, 5 cents (or a stiver). Under the reign of King William III, this tiny coin (12.5 mm, 0.7g) still was minted in silver. (Its face value was about 2 US cents.)

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Size compared to a modern US cent.

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Belgian 5 Francs, King Leopold I, second portret 1850.

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1850 Large Cent
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US -- 1849 dollar:

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1849-U.S. Large Cent

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Great Britain florin (2 shillings) 1849. The first year of issue and the first step towards a decimal currency! This coin was nicknamed the Godless Florin, as it omitted the usual 'Dei Gratia' (For the Grace of God) from the Queen's titles:

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1849 gold dollar


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We're diving into the first half of the 19th century. Railroads only start spreading. There is no electricity, health care is rudimentary. Much of the population lives on the country side and farming takes much of the workforce.

Belgian 5 Francs 1849, the first year the mature head of King Leopold I was used:

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Europe went through some turmoil. In France the second republic was declared in 1848 after the last king was ousted.

France: 5 Francs, Second republic 1849, Hercules group design on the obverse.

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And my French 5 francs. I like the difference in the 5s.



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Italy--Papal States 1849R Anno IV 30 m.m. copper Baiocco. Date listed as rare and unpriced in KM. Posible listing error?


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