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

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1/2 penny
1794
Chichester - Sussex
Obv: CHICHESTER AND PORTHSMOUTH HALFPENNY
Rev: IOHN HOWARD F.R.S PHILANTROPIST
Rand: PAYABLE AT SHARPS PORTHSMOUTH AND CHALDECOTS CHICHESTER
10,3gr
D&H 20, Atkins 33 common

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Parma 20 Soldi 1793
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1793 Germany 5S Mainz - French Occupation Siege Coinage
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French 2 sols

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Mecklenburg Strelitz 3 Pfennig

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1793 -- Austrian Netherlands, 2 liards:
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1793 Halfpenny Token from Leek, Staffordshire in England:
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1793 First French Republic transitional issue, known as a Constitution Ecu, Bordeaux mint.

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Nice examples! I always like the run through the late 18th century.
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I forgot this one!
(year 1797)

France (1795-1799), 1 Centime Dupre, L'An 6 A, Paris, perles du grčnetis:...
· Year : 1797
· Mint : Paris
· Metal : Bronze

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Please let's continue with the year :1793
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Very nice Druid Condor token, paralyse !
a rare piece with an attractive tone
the copper color is beautiful, tiny spots of copper green in the legend enhance the color effect

below is an example of a Monneron de 5 sols au serment (An IV), 3e type produced by the steam engine powered mill of Matthew Boulton, in Birmingham, UK ; the die engraver was Augustin Dupre

this heavyweight copper coin of 28 g was made as a Medaille de Confiance (fiat currency), during a period there was a shortage of money in Paris; as with all fiat currencies, the system failed after a while; the Monneron brothers in Paris who organized this form of currency went bankrupt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monneron_family

this is a common copper coin, the color can vary from piece to piece, which is interesting

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Another French coin - 1792 12 deniers (T mintmark = Nantes):
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Sorry sorry sorry, 1 day to late to post 1793.
But I take the courage to share them.
Condor tokens:
1/2 penny
1793
Birmingham - Warwickshire
Obv: BIRMINGM COMPANY
Rev: HALFPENNY PAYABLE AT
Edge: LIVERPOOL OR LONDON
10,3gr
D&H 76a R
Charles Pye (engraver) stated that the only genuine pieces were those issued by the Birmingham Mining and Copper Company, and dated 1791 and 1792. These are included under the Nos 77 to 102, and also 113. The counterfeit pieces are usually of inferior workmanship, struck on flans with a variety of edges, and are much lighter in weight. The majority of these are , however, much rarer than the genuine pieces.
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1/2 penny
1793
Manchester Lancashire
Obv: MANCHESTER HALFPENNY
Rev: SUCCESS TO NAVIGATION
Edge: smooth
11,6gr
D&H 135h rare
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1/2 penny
1793
Petersfield - Hampshire
Obv: PROMISSORY HALFPENNY
different ground
(right hoof on double line)
Rev: PETERSFIELD
The gender of the horse is distinguishable
Rand: EAMES . HOLLAND & ANDREWS PETERSFIELD
10,25gr
D&H 48 common
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1/2 penny
1793
Sherborne - Dorsetshire
Obv: SHERBORNE HALFPENNY
Rev: P P & W, &c
Edge: PAYABLE AT THE BANK IN SHERBORNE + DORSET +
11,2gr
D&H 7 common
Manufacturer : Westwood, proprietors : Preter , Pew & Co
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1/2 penny
1793
Shrewsbury - Shropshire
Obv: SHREWSBURY HALFPENNY
Rev: SALOP WOOLLEN MANUFACTORY
Edge: PAYABLE AT SHREWSBURY + + (not readable)
10,75gr
D&H 21 common
Top right-hand corner of the woolpack points to the U
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1 farthing
1793
South Wales
Obv: SOUTH WALES FARTHING
Rev: PRO BONO PUBLICO : The term is often used for work by professionals that is voluntarily and unpaid for the benefit of society. They do this to help people who can not otherwise pay for their services.
Rand: plain
3,1gr
D&H 26a
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Jeton death of Louis XVI
LOUIS.XVI.ROI.DE.FRANCE, buste droite
SOL.REGNI.ABIIT (de zon is verdwenen); urne

funeraire marque LOUIS XVI; au sol, sceptre et couronne; ŕ l'exergue
D.21.IAN.1793
ref : Feuardent 13475
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1792 -- Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, 3 pfennig:
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