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The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire (1889)

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 21

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its mouth, date 1732.B: The triune dividing the initials j QUOCUNQUE . lECERIS . STABIT. 8. Similar to last but with a difference in the sprig. These also are patterns and very rare.>/ f 9. 0: The Stanley crest. SANS . CHANGER . 1733. R : Triune dividing initials j Legend as before. This occurs… … Penny. ^ Oc 11. 0 S^.^.—the monogram of tlie Duke of Atlioll, a crown above, and the date below, 1758. R: The triune. QUOCUNQUE. JECERIS .STABIT. There are silver and bronzed proofs of this, and there are several slight variations of die, as also of No. 12.

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