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

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1803 -- United States, 50 cents:

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1803 East India Company 5 Cash:
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I love those cash coins, had a few back in the 90s. They are good value given their age and exoticness.

The creaminess of all the coins now - wow. Way beyond my depth.
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1803 Large Cent:

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1803 U S Large Cent - S254

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US 1803 Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle silver dollar

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I have like 7 different varieties of 1803 Large Cents but here is my nicest one, an S-253 with reverse die break.

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Two Half Cents from 1803, Cohen C-1 and C-3
The C-1 is particularly nice!

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My only non-US coin for 1803 is this tiny, beat-up silver 1/2 Real from Spain, Mexico City colonial mint (Mo-FT)

Not the highest grade example but certainly an historic coin.

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1802 -- Free City of Bremen, 2 1/2 Schwaren:

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1802 -- United States, 1 cent:

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1802/1 -- United States, 1 dollar:

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Just realised I have 5 1802 coins being these old copper fractional Rixdollars of Ceylon.


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These are fractions of a rixdollar and not long after the British were taking parts of Ceylon off the Dutch and Portugees.

There are 2 x 1/48 rixdollar, 2 x 1/96 and 2 x 1/192. All are quite worn and shown an elephant on them. Exotique and different!
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Great overdate, pepactonius, and very interesting Ceylon coins, Princetane!

All I have to offer for 1802 is a worn Spanish 4 Maravedis:
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