The American numismatical manual of the currency or money of the aborigines, and colonial, state, and United States coins. With historical and descriptive notices of each coin or series (1859)
Dickeson, Montroville Wilson · Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott & Co. · leaf 129
ulousness being manifested in regard to their reception as change. This coin, a description of which appeared in the tenth number of the HistoricalMagazine and Notes and Queries, over the initials J. G., in whose collection it has aplace, is otherwise unknown, so far as we have been able to learn,… … COLONIAL COINS. 89 U. S. A. Copper. Device.—Thirteen bars which run parallel to, and equidistant from, each other — typical of the thirteen United colonies or States.Reverse.—The letters U. S. A. (Size 7. See Plate VLTL, Figure 12.) One other emission, precisely the same. (Size 6.) Of the above…
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