One of the most vaguely defined areas of American numismatics is that of Colonial Coinage. For starters, the time frame that defines these Colonial Coins is mostly undefined, and different people have different opinions. Some consider all the pieces that were struck in the United States from the 17th century until the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Some add world coins which circulated in the colonies; others add pieces struck up to the early 19th century but which are still related to the colonial period. A true definition does not exist, which makes the collecting of Colonial Coins an exciting specialty which every collector fills in personally.
Whatever ones definition is of colonial coinage, it can roughly be divided into multiple groups. The first are coins which were struck in the colonies and circulated there. There are pieces which were struck in Europe but intended for circulation in the colonies of America. Add to that a whole array of world coins (mostly European) from the 16th century and later which are known to have circulated in the United States. Finally, the scene of Colonial Coins is completed with coins and tokens which historically have been linked to colonial America. Some of these, however, have absolutely nothing to do with this interesting period of history and are purely collected alongside the true Colonial Coins because of numismatic tradition.
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1652 Oak Tree 3Pence PCGS XF45 CAC. 1652 Oak Tree 3 Pence (Crosby 5-B, Noe 27.1, R-7). Not often do we have the opportunity to offer a rare colonial coin.....More
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1762MO MM, Mexico, 8 Reales, ( Pillar Dollar ) NGC MS63. 1762MO MM Mexico 8 Reales Ex: Millennia/Hesselgesser. Pillar Dollars are an important part of American numismatic history......More
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1776 Continental Dollar Pewter Curency NGC MS61. This historic coin is just about perfect except for four small dings at CONTINENTAL and FUGIO....More
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Chocolate-brown patina. Obverse is a bit off center with top of EBOR off the flan, while reverse is well centered. No ebrasions! Exceptional quality; Pop of 4 and just 1 better.....More
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1788 New Jersey Copper, Head left NGC VG10BN. The 1788 issue with the head facing left is one of the scarcer red book varieties of New Jersey coppers.More
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1789 Thick PL Edge Token, Mott Company, NGC MS65 BN. Plain edge. An amazing gem Colonial, with a particulary boldly struck obverse. Reverse is weak, struck from worn die. This is uniquely the finest graded by NGC, with none graded higher.More
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1796 Token, Copper Co, Upper Canada, PCGS PR63 BN. Very choice with lots of red still adheringThis is the extremely rare Myddleton Token with the Upper Canada reverse. Ex: James Stack.More
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Libertas Americana NGC MS63BN CAC. 1781. B.615. Obverse: Liberty faces left with pole and cap behind her, the inspiration for the 1793 U.S. half cent obverse....More
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