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EM119 - IRELAND / U.S. COLONIAL, George I (1714-1727), William Wood's 'Hibernia' Coinage, Copper Farthing, Type III, 1723, GEORGIUS DEI GRATIA REX, laureate head of George right, rev., HIBERNIA 1723, seated figure of Hibernia left, resting arm on harp and holding palm branch, (S.6604), almost very fine. $125 |
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EM7 – Post-Colonial, Early States Coinage, CONNECTICUT, Copper, 1787, Miller 2-B, R.3, 8.75g., 29mm, very fine.. $295 |
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EM17 – St. Patrick or Mark Newby Coinage, struck in Dublin 1663-1672, Legal Tender in New Jersey from 1682, Copper Farthing, 5.08g., 26mm, crowned robed figure of King David playing Harp, crown above, FLOREAT : REX :, rev., St. Patrick holding a transverse patriarchal cross, his right hand open, church in the distance right, snakes and reptiles fleeing before him left, QVIESCAT PLEBS, (S.6569), brass insert visible on obverse over crown, fine. $295 SOLD |
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EM16 – St. Patrick or Mark Newby Coinage, struck in Dublin 1663-1672, Legal Tender in New Jersey from 1682, Copper Farthing, 5.11g., 26mm, crowned robed figure of King David playing Harp, crown above, FLOREAT : REX :, rev., St. Patrick holding a transverse patriarchal cross, his right hand open, church in the distance right, snakes and reptiles fleeing before him left, QVIESCAT PLEBS, (S.6569), brass insert visible on obverse over crown, very fine. $995 |
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| EM9 - France and French Colonies in the New World, Louis XV (1715–1774). Billon Half Sous Marque, 1.06g., 19mm, 1740 A, Paris Mint, mint director M. Renard de Petiton (Dog), (KM 500.4), toned good extremely fine. $595 |
