The early coins of America and the laws governing their issue : comprising also descriptions of the Washington pieces, the Anglo-American tokens, many pieces of unknown origin, of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the first patterns of the United States Mint (1875)
Crosby, Sylvester S. (Sylvester Sage), d. 1914 · Boston : The author · leaf 200
e specimen of No. 4 in brass. Plate Y, No. 3. Reverse B, of 1788, is found with one of the Connecticut obverses of1787. See Plate Y, Nos. 4 and 24. A very rare piece, the origin of which is unknown to us, has for Itsobverse a die similar to the more common dies of this mint, but with Ieverse,… … This piece may have been produced by muling a discarded die of theYermont mint, with the Immune Columbia. It is accurately represented above. PLATE V.
Coins, American · Tokens
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