"1652" Shilling Oak Tree Imitation - Noe-5
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Description
An imitation of the Massachusetts Oak Tree Shilling cataloged as Noe-5 in the standard reference for Massachusetts colonial silver coinage. Sydney P. Noe's study of the Oak Tree coinage lists imitations and fabrications alongside the genuine dies and gives each its own number; the sources read for this page do not name the maker or the date of this one. The genuine Oak Tree coins were struck in Boston from about 1660 or 1662 to about 1667, all dated 1652 except the twopence, dated 1662 (WIKI). It is catalogued as Noe-5. The genuine coin it imitates is listed in the catalog as 1652 Shilling Oak Tree.
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Noe-5
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