1652 Sixpence Pine Tree
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The Pine Tree sixpence was struck circa 1667 to 1682 at the Hull Mint in Boston, representing the half-shilling denomination in the Pine Tree series. Pine Tree coins were the last Massachusetts design, made from about 1667 until the mint closed in 1682. The first shillings were struck on broad, thin planchets with a rocker press; from about 1675 the shillings were struck on smaller, thicker planchets with a screw press. Sixpences and threepences were made alongside them, and all are dated 1652. Two Pine Tree sixpence die pairs are listed, Noe-32 and Noe-33 (Salmon 1-A and 2-B), and the reverse of Noe-32 was also used for the last Oak Tree sixpences. Cataloged as PCGS #22.
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