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Vermont Copper - 1787 With Bust Facing Right

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Than you all for the welcomes, all of you.

Vermontensium, 2 years ago it was firmly in my plans to visit Vermont
and the mint in Rupert. Unfortunately, with a family to tag along, it did not happen. Maybe one day.

I do understand your excitement at finding remnants of that past, be it a nail, button, or whatever artifact used or worn by people back then. They are all a link to the past.
I remember I felt that way when I found some buttons, possibly worn by troops of Napoleons army as they fought their way back to France after their defeat in Russia.

I am attaching some pictures of a few other colonials in my collection. An Elephant Token (with thick planchet), and a Rhode Island token/medal.

Neither of these pieces ever demonstrably circulated in America - but they are interesting nonetheless. The Rhode Island piece is low grade, but shows enough detail. I will not repeat the history of this token, as most collectors have heard about it, but I find it specially interesting due to its connection to the revolutionary wars.



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Than you all for the welcomes, all of you.

Vermontensium, 2 years ago it was firmly in my plans to visit Vermont
and the mint in Rupert. Unfortunately, with a family to tag along, it did not happen. Maybe one day.

I do understand your excitement at finding remnants of that past, be it a nail, button, or whatever artifact used or worn by people back then. They are all a link to the past.
I remember I felt that way when I found some buttons, possibly worn by troops of Napoleons army as they fought their way back to France after their defeat in Russia.

I am attaching some pictures of a few other colonials in my collection. An Elephant Token (with thick planchet), and a Rhode Island token/medal.

Neither of these pieces ever demonstrably circulated in America - but they are interesting nonetheless. The Rhode Island piece is low grade, but shows enough detail. I will not repeat the history of this token, as most collectors have heard about it, but I find it specially interesting due to its connection to the revolutionary wars.



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Wow ...you need to start a separate thread for these! Love the Elephant Hodder 2B? Your collection is amzing....it humbles me. Enlighten me on the Rhode Island...I was under the impression all dated 1779 should have "vlugtende" under the ship? Yours seems to be an unusual variety...restrike?
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There are varieties of Rhode Island Ship Tokens with a wreath ornament in place of the word VLUGTENDE.
This is quite a collection!
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