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Ships, Colonies And Commerce Coin

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 Posted 11/28/2016  10:50 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Downdale to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have using a metal detector on our farmland in SW Ontario and have come across several very old coins and tokens . Can anyone tell me when the above was minted ? Thankyou

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"Ships Colonies and Commerce" tokens were emergency money that passed as a halfpenny. The issue circulated primarily in Prince Edward Island between 1830 and the 1860's though they were also known in New Foundland and in lower Canada. The later pieces with a well defined sailing ship were designed by Thomas Halliday whose initial "H" appears on many varieties. An article in the January 1917 Numismatist , the monthly publication of the American Numismatic Association, by W.A.D. Lees, identifies 54 varieties of SC&C tokens.

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We are going to need to see a picture. This post might
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Thanks for the answer re Ships , Colonies , commerce . I can scan and send a picture of the coin that I have but where do I send the copy to ? Not sure how to include it on this site. Sorry ( not real computer savvy )
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