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

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 292

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lly became a provinceof the Dominion of Canada in 1873. There are but few tokens, and but one coin, and they areall halfpenny size, or cents. A steamship going to the left, HALFPENNYTOKEN. FISHERIES 1 AND | AGRICULTURE inthree lines. A plough. SPEED THE PLOUGH. A split codfish. SUCCESS TO THE… … 282 PRINCE Edwards island. 4. 0 : ONE 1 CENT ] 1855 in three lines. R: FISHEEIES 1 AND | AGEICULTURE inthree lines,v/ 5. 0: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 1855. R: SELF | GOVERNMENT | AND | FREE ]TRADE displayed in five lines. 6. 0 : PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND 1855.R : As last. 7. Similar to No. 5, excepting in…

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