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How Far Back Can We Go? Second Edition! Ended At 1492 Waiting On 1491

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Austrian Netherlands, 1774 Kronenthaler, minted in Brussels. Unlike the Austrian thalers, the Kronenthaler minted under Maria Theresia did not picture her on the obverse. Instead the Austrian coat of arms is featured there. The Burgundy cross on the reverse has four crowns instead of three and doesn't feature the golden fleece and flames above as is usual for the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. After the death of her husband, Maria Theresia was ruling the empire much by herself. Her son Joseph II was emperor only in name.

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1774
Austrian Netherlands
Half kronenthaler
Rulers : Maria Theresia and Franz I
Brussels mint (angelhead)
MAR.THERESIA.D.G.R.IMP.GERM.HUNG.BOH.REG
Maria Therasia deo gratia romanorum imperatix Germaniae Hungariae Bohemiae regina
ARCH.AUST.DUX.BURG.BRAB.COM.FLAND
archiducissa Austriae ducissa Brabantiae comes Flandriae

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1774
Austria
20 kreutzer
Uniform series
Ruler : Maria Theresia
Vienna mint
IC-FA muntmeester : Joh. August v. Cronberg, Franz Aicherau, warden
M.THERESIA.D.G.R.IMP.HU.BO.REG
Maria Theresia deo gratia romanorum imperatrix Hungariae Bohemia regina
ARCHID.AUST.DUX.BURG.CO.TY
archiducissa Austriae ducissa Burgundiae comitissa Tyrolis

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1773
Russia
5 kopeks
Ruler : Catharina II
Mint : Ekatharinburg (EM)
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1773 SWITZERLAND [ZURICH] HALF THALER :
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Great Britain King George III halfpenny 1773:

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... and a similar coin to start 1772!

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1772
India
18e Mughal emperor :
Shah Alam II (1759-1806AD).
Born as : Ali Gauhar (1728-1806AD)
No date, Ry 13 (AH1173+13=1772AD)
Mint: Chandor, in the name of Mughal emperor Shah Alam II
This particular 'Chandori'-rupee is attributed to Vaphgoan (18°49'N. 74°00'E). The place is now found on the maps as Wabgaon or Wabgaum, about 20 km north of Poona.
The counterstamps on this coins are from merchands who accept this coin for payment.
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1771
Denmark
1 skilling
Ruler : Christian VII
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Great Britain George III halfpenny 1771:

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Another Denmark 1771 1 skilling

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Me three!
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Very strange that so many of these appear here.
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1770 - the first year of issue of the George III halfpenny, although he had been on the throne since 1760. This particular specimen cost me one shilling (5p) from a long-defunct coin shop in Maidstone, Kent circa 1968 and was for a while my oldest coin:

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1770
Germany, Augsburg
1 heller
Ruler : Clemens Wenzeslaus princebishop von Sachsen and Poland (1768-1812)
Holy roman empire
mint : Augsburg (freetown)
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1770 France S Liard

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