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How Far Back Can We Go? Sixth Edition! Ended At 1380 Waiting On 1379

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Anyone who likes Blackadder is okay with me.

1829 Large Cent
Newcomb N-3

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1829 Capped Bust Dime
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A nice pair of 1829 Capped Bust half dollars
Overton O-106 and O-108

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Half Cent 12 stars
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half dollar
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Contrasting British coins from me:

1828 farthing:
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1828 half-sovereign:
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This coin could have been exchanged at the time for 480 of the above copper farthings!
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Thanks! - Blackadder is one of my favourite shows and the Third one is hilarious in which the Blackadders no longer earls and Princes are now a servant and the Prince is talked into giving a peerage to a commoner and gives Baldrick the earldom to vote for him and he spends the £250,000 on a giant turnip - its comedy gold.

And with Blackadder taking the role of the Prince when the Duke of Wellington calls - or burning Johnsons dictionary and making up new words to annoy Johnson. The series ends with Blackadder not dying, but becoming the Prince Regent (George IV) himself and mad king George marrying him to a tree!
So much funnier than the true history.


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Here is my humble 1828 farthing, not quite on the level of NumisRobs but an interesting piece in itself.
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plugged ruble. Obverse: Moneta Ruble. Reverse: Pure Silver
4 zolotniks, 21 dolyas (parts)

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1828 -- Canton of Freiburg, 1 batzen:

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1828 -- United States, 10 cents:

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Quote:
1828 -- United States, 10 cents:
Nice example with some lovely toning.
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1828 -- United States, 25 cents:

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US 1828 Classic Head Half Cent - Cohen 3

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1828 Half Cent

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1828 Large Cent (Small Wide Date)

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