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A guide to English pattern coins in gold, silver, copper, and pewter : from Edward I. to Victoria, with their value (1887)

Crowther, G. F · London : L.U. Gill · leaf 29

An illustration from A guide to English pattern coins in gold, silver, copper, and pewter : from Edward I. to Victoria, with their value, 1887, leaf 29 — Obv., head to right : CAROLO . SE- CUNDO., and initials, P.R. Rev., a sleeping lion : QUIESCIT. In exergue, BRITAN. Price: — Taap (1884), jQ 2 10s. Copper. Exactly like the silver halfpenny last described. Price : — Taap (1884), £1. Silver or Copper. Obv., laureated bust to left : CAROLVS . A .… … Copper, with rim of Brass', also brass with rim of copper, all brass, or all copper. Obv., ship

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