1670s NJ 1/2P Saint Patrick, BN VF20BN 认证号06752465, PCGS号46
拥有者评论
Vlack 1-A variety.
A pleasing, problem-free, golden brown example of this large cent-sized issue specifically authorized to circulate in 17th century New Jersey.
专家评论
Ron Guth
The St. Patrick coins (so-named because of the image of the saint that appears on the back of the coins) were struck sometime prior to 1681, when some of them were brought to America by a man named Mark Newby. The front of the coins show a crowned king on his knees playing a harp and gazing up at a crown. The back of the Farthings show St. Patrick driving serpents into the sea; the back of the Halfpennies show St. Patrick surrounded by a crowd of people. Although these coins were struck overseas, they became legal money in New Jersey in May, 1682 because of the pressing need for coins in the Colonies.
Many of the copper pieces have a brass splasher placed deliberately to give the large crown a golden color.
PCGS #
46
直径
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重量
0.00 克
铸币数量
0
金属成分
Copper
更高评级数量
47
评级较低的钱币数量
53
地区
The United States of America
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