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Illustrated encyclopaedia of gold and silver coins of the world; illustrating the modern, ancient, current and curious, from A.D. 1885 back to B.C. 700 (1886)

Smith, Andrew Madsen, 1841-1915 · Philadelphia : A. M. Smith · leaf 282

An illustration from Illustrated encyclopaedia of gold and silver coins of the world; illustrating the modern, ancient, current and curious, from A.D. 1885 back to B.C. 700, 1886, leaf 282
ter, called the Britain crown, and the half-ciuarter, called the half-crown.The sovereign here is for the first time called tlu^ rose ryal. The angel type isthe same as before. By jn-oclamation of Nov. Kill, he raised the nominal andtrue value of gold to 10 per cent. Charles I coined but little… … SHver Tokens. GREAT BRITAIN. No. PERIODOR SECTION. COIN. FINE. WEIGHT GRAINSOF PURE Coin. Silver VALUE. 1. George III. Dollar. 897 413 371 .77 2. do 1 Shilling, 6 Pence. 897 112 100 .22 3. ■ do 6 Pence. 843 30 25 .05 4. do Shilling. 896 6-6 59 .12 5. do 18 Pence 896 98 S8 .18 6. do 10 do 896 62 55…

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