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

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 268

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e of Rev. J. Martin for the large sum of £75, andwent to America. Shilling.5G. 0: Sixpence. 57. Groat. 58. Penny.59. 0: Bust to L. CzECILlVS : DNS : TERR^- MARIiE&CT*^A shield crowned between X-II. CRESCITE : ET : MVLTIPLICAMINl . Similar to last, except in size and value, V—I.Similar to last,… … Tin Piece for the Plantations.The next piece which falls under our observation is avery curious one in an economical point of view. Itrecognizes a Spanish currency as generally prevalent in theAmerican plantations, and offers the means of small changein the terms of the Spanish mint. 17 zoo EARLY…

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