The Coinage of Poland
in Riga, 1581-1621
During the Livonia War (1558-1582) Poland gained the control over the remarkable territory of current Latvia. Riga was able to get the status of the Free City during 1561-1581.
Coinage Act, 1834 [United States]: ‘An Act concerning the gold coins of the United States, and for other purposes.
Coinage of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Coinage of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Tree coinage: Silver coins issued by the Massachusetts Colony in three forms: Willow Tree, Oak Tree and Pine Tree. Issued between 1652 to1682 although all but one are dated 1652.
tribute penny: A silver denarius of the Roman emperor Tiberius.
Coinage for the Philippines
"Remember the Maine" was the rallying cry which led the United States into the Spanish-American War of 1898. Although later investigations suggested that the explosion which sank the battleship U.S.S.
Token Coinage - What is a Token Coinage?
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French Coinage for Canada and Louisiana: Introduction
No French coins were ever minted exclusively for circulation in French Canada (called Nouvelle France, that is, New France) or Louisiana.
Jewish Coinage
The Hebrews are the foundation of western civilization. The Abrahamic peoples of Asia, Africa, Europe and America share a common literate tradition stretching back 5000 years or more.
Regular Coinage
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Coinage came late to the Roman Republic compared with the rest of the Mediterranean, especially Greece and Asia Minor where coins were invented in the 7th century BC.
Coinage was essential to Corinth as an important commercial center. After Aegina, Corinth was one of the earliest cities in Greece to strike and use coins--in the 7th century B.C.
Coinage from the military crisis between Maximinus to Quintillus
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Coinage containing all dates and mint marks of a specific design and denomination. Example: Mercury dimes, 1916-1945.
Sheet At
The price of a coin on the Grey Sheet or Blue Sheet. Used in language as "what does a coin sheet at?" ...
The coinage of Lycia confirms in a most striking manner the testimony of ancient writers, especially Strabo, with regard to the Federal constitu- tion of the country.
The coinage of the Australian colonies
1788-1909
I am not a historian. Much of the information presented here is gleaned from other sources; only the organisation and some commentary is mine.
The coinage of Henry VII represents the first step in the transition from medieval to modern currency.
The Silver Coinage of the Kingdom of Hawaii
Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono, "The Life of the Land is Perpetuated
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Proof gold coinage has been called the 'caviar of numismatics' - and with good reason. Everyone loves a nice Proof gold coin and there is no denying the rarity of these issues. But compared to Proof Bust silver coins, most Proof gold is common.
Money and Coinage in Victorian - and twentieth century - Britain
If you are under the age of 40 or didn't live in the United Kingdom or one of the Commonwealth countries which shared its strange currency before 1971, then you need this page.
Persian Imperial Coinage
Silver Archers
The great enemy of the Greeks was the Persian empire. Through the fifth and fourth centuries BC Persian kings issued oval coins in gold (Darics) and silver (Sigloi).
Phokis, Federal Coinage. ca 357-346 BC. Æ 14mm. Facing bull's head, sacrificial fillets hanging from horns / FW, legend within laurel wreath.
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Australian Dollar Coins 2010 100 Years of Australian Coinage Dollar Privymark Silver Issues
Coin Errors of Interest A Double Struck 1946 Shilling
Australian Dollar Coins: 2010 Issues and Mintages
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The Various Types of Coinage Available to Collectors
Regular Issue
Regular issue coins are struck by a government authorized mint and are intended for general circulation and commerce.
Aksumite (Axumite) Coinage
DA101. Aksum, Ousanas, ca AD 300, AR12 (0.7g). King bust with headcloth rt./King bust with headcloth rt., BMC(M-H) 45ff.
Selected term: Clad Coinage
Explanation: Issues of United States dimes, quarters, halves, and dollars made since 1965. Each coin has a center core, and a layer of copper-nickel or silver on both sides.
Coins mentioned in the Bible, Jewish coinage, Roman civic issues, and other issues struck in the Holy Land are all described as Biblical coins. For everyday business, Jews used small bronze lepta and prutot.
Portrait Styles on Roman Imperial Coinage
A number of portrait styles exist on Roman Imperial coinage. A portrait style can be a head with the design only to the base of the neck, or a bust where the design is to below the shoulders.
Senate Advances Lincoln Coinage Measure
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Blanchard U.S. Nickel and Copper Coinage
(PCGS and NGC Certified U.S. coins minted from 1793 to 1964) ...
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Coinage of Double Eagles
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COINage: the monthly numismatic magazine published by Miller Magazines, Inc.
Coins Magazine: the monthly numismatic magazine published by Krause Publications of Iola, Wisconsin.
COINage
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Coinage Struck On Foreign Planchets by Gregory N. Mirsky
About 1943 "Copper" Cents by Alan Herbert
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coinage The issuance of metallic money of a particular country.
COINage Monthly numismatic magazine.
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Coinage of Lydian Cities.
Second century B.C. down to Gallienus.
It was not, however, until after the defeat of Antiochus by the Romans at Magnesia, B.C.
Recoinage - When old coins are called in because they are no longer legal tender, melted down and then the metal is made into other coins. The last great recoinages were those of William III and George III.
B. Coinage of Shah Dynasty
The coins struck by Prithvi Narayan Shah and his successors fall into two period.
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Clad Coinage - Coins with a core and outer layer of differing substances. Most modern U.S. dimes, quarters, and half dollars feature a clad composition.
Clad coinage: Coins that have a core and outer layer made of different non-precious metals. Since 1965, all circulating U.S. dimes, quarters, half dollars and dollars have been clad.
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Clad Coinage
Coins that have a center core of one metal and an outer layer of a different metal.
Collar
A part of the die chamber that holds the blank in place while it is being stamped.
Clad Coinage - Issues of United States dimes, quarters, halves, and dollars made since 1965. Each coin has a center core, and a layer of copper-nickel or silver on both sides of the coin.
state coinages or notes: Refers to coins issued by one of three state governments (Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey) between the Declaration of Independence and the ratification of the U.S.
Siege Coinage
Money made during times of war, used to pat the defenders when a city or castle is under siege.
token coinage
Coinage the intrinsic value of which is less than its face value.
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Barber coinage Common name for the Charles Barber designed Liberty Head dimes, quarters, and half dollars struck from 1892 until 1916 (1915 for the half dollar).
Barber coinage - Common name for Liberty Head dimes, quarters, and half dollars struck during the 1890s and early 1900s designed by Charles Barber.
Strange coinage system!
Predecimal? What's that? Read all about Great Britain and Northern Ireland coin denominations before 1971.
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Coinage of all types was accomplished at the Philadelphia Mint. By 1800, the uncertainty of metal supplies, primarily copper, was not completely solved, but the situation was much less intense than it was earlier.
Coinage of Alexandria-Egypt
Note from Wayne Sayles: Emmett "Alexandrian Coins" is the easiest to use, most complete and one of the most inexpensive references available for these coins.
Coinage in the Roman World
On mint authority, monetary history, designs and propaganda, circulation and function, inflation, coming of Christianity, and transition to medieval coinage. 1987
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Coinage of Eternal Joy
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Coinage in general was slow to get under way at the nation's first mint in Philadelphia. Congress passed the law authorizing the U.S.
Coinage/Notes issued by a government, civilian or military authority in control of an area.
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Coinage of this nation included the didrachm, which was half the size of a tetradrachm. Struck around 300 B.C.
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