1717: YEAR BY YEAR PROJECT: looking for 1717

[uthminsta]

Alright, here's my 1857. A couple more from up north. Penny and halfpenny tokens from Upper Canada.

[spacemanX]

Uthminista - glad you got this moving again, and nice collection. I will jump in and help. Got a few to help
Barrytrot - I can help get to before US coinage. Missing a few dates myself

[uthminsta]

Thanks, Space.
1856. USA large cent and a Nova Scotia halfpenny token. The large cent was from my wife's great uncle. I bought his coin collection from the estate when he passed.

[uthminsta]

1855. France dix centimes and a Great Britain halfpenny.

[spacemanX]

lets visit some Germanic States
1854 Hesse Cassel 3 Heller

1854 hesse cassel.JPG (58.53 KiB) Viewed 1981 times

[spacemanX]

1853 Bavaria
1/2 Kreuzer

1853 bavaria.JPG (84.87 KiB) Viewed 1981 times

[uthminsta]

Good ones, Space! Here comes another beautiful coin! 1852 US large cent; the date is readable, but the scan didn't really do it any favors.

[spacemanX]

1851 from Hesse Darmstadt
1 Heller

1851 hesse darmstadt.JPG (64.92 KiB) Viewed 1963 times

Uthminista, i have 2 of the canada 1858 pennies also. kind of her sisters (one uglier, and one really nice one)
PM me what dates you are missing. i might be able to help fill in some years. i am also missing a few years.

[aloneibreak]

heres one from 1850

papal states 1/2 baiocco km 1355

[uthminsta]

Nice stuff, Space and AloneIBreak! Here's 1849.
One of the most beautiful florin designs in my opinion simply because of its minimal lettering. But this one-year type became popularly known as the "godless florin" because it did not include any reference to Dei Gratia (Latin for "by the grace of God") which is on ALL British coins in one form or another.
Second coin is a better condition fourpence, also known as a groat.

[spacemanX]

beautiful coins. guys. i especially like the great britian florin.
1848 saxony 2 pfennig

1848 saxony 2 pfennig.JPG (92.28 KiB) Viewed 1941 times

[spacemanX]

had to post another nice silver
1847 prussia 1 groschen

1847 Prussia 1 grischen.JPG (87.85 KiB) Viewed 1941 times

[uthminsta]

1846. Four coins, one country. Shilling, sixpence, fourpence, farthing.

[spacemanX]

1845 21 cents
US penny, dime 1845 plain and O mintmark

1845.JPG (189.21 KiB) Viewed 1923 times

[uthminsta]

Good one, Space. With all those German coin pics, here's one you probably have! And a Bank of Montreal halfpenny token.

[spacemanX]

very nice. i have the bank of canada coin.
here is a nice 1843 new brunswick 1 cent bank token. you probably have this one already

1843.JPG (81.2 KiB) Viewed 1923 times

[Rodebaugh]

Calling 1839.....please

[uthminsta]

Here's 1842 but I gotta post my 1843 SET first. I thought it would be cool to find out which years I could put together the most coins. So here is one of those good years. Weird how the threepence and fourpence are actually the same size. Difference is in thickness. Three-halfpence was one of those odd denominations wasn't really used much except sometimes in colonies. And the half farthing is uncirculated, and actually still has some red to it. Amazing what you can find for a few bucks if it has a hole in it.


Now the 1842. Not nearly as purdy lookin, but it fits the bill for the date.

[spacemanX]

1841 Saxony 2 new groschen
rodebaugh 1839 is yours, almost there!!!
very very nice 1843 set!!!

1841 saxony 2 new groschen.JPG (92.36 KiB) Viewed 1894 times

[uthminsta]

Here ya go, Rode... 1840. Now wow us.

[Rodebaugh]

This is as old as my collection gets. Thanks for letting me play fellas.

The first year that the New Orleans mint made a gold coin. I LOVE where the mint mark is. So Cool

[spacemanX]

very nice, i like it, worth the wait!!
1838 great britian

1838.JPG (87.96 KiB) Viewed 1888 times

[uthminsta]

Gold... I'll trade ya!
And that, fellas, brings us to the end of the long-lived Victorian era. Speaking of long-lived, Victoria was the longest-reigning British monarch ever, AND the longest-reigning female in history. To honor that, I am posting one more pic from 1838; then comes the 1837. And with it, her predecessor, William the fourth.
(Fun fact: If Queen Elizabeth II is still living on September 10th, 2015, she would overtake both of Victoria's "titles.")
So here they are. Four small silvers from Vic and one nickel-sized copper from Will.

[uthminsta]

Mexico, 1836. Big ol' quarter real. And by the way, this is from the year of the BATTLE OF THE ALAMO.

[spacemanX]

here is a variety pack from 1835.
first row is 1/2 cent and a US dime
second row is russia 10 kopek and a belgium 2 cent

rodebaugh, when is your next contribution?

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