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

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 348

An illustration from The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire, 1889, leaf 348 — follows :— 33. 0 : FIVE SHILLINGS and two sprigs of laurel, countermarked upon a Spanish dollar fromwhich a circular portion has been cut in thecentre.R : NEW SOUTH WALES 1813. Countermarkedas before. 34. 0 : A crown in the centre NEW SOUTH WALES 1813.R : FIFTEEN | PENCE in two lines in the… … This is a very rare piece, and is mostprobably a pattern. It seldom occurs exceptin proof condition. 22 338 AUSTRALIA. 36. 0: Sixpence.37. Threepence.38. 0: R: 39. 0: 40. R: 41. 0: R: 42. 0; Coroneted bust to left. VICTOEIA above,AUSTRALIA below incused upon a broadengine-turned rim. 1 in the…

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