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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 67

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ates closely fitting each other. A single fossil of this species containsthe enormous number of one hundred and fifty thousand pieces; they are generallyfound separated, and it is these divisions of the stems which are denominatedentrochites and screw-stones; and, in the north of England,… … ABORIGINAL COINS. 43 and from the care with which it was preserved, he must have highly appreciated it.See Plate II, Figures 6, 7, 16, 17, 18, and 19. Gold Monet.— Specimens of this money are occasionally found in the form of smalllumps or balls slightly flattened, and irregular on their edges.…

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