1714 Shilng Gloucester
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Coin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $90,000
- Sold
- Grade
- F12
- Auction house
- Heritage Auctions
Description
The 1714 Gloucester shilling is a token from Gloucester County, Virginia. The Gloucester token is a brass piece dated 1714 from Gloucester County, Virginia. Its legend is only partly readable; it has been tied to a Richard Dawson, and Eric Newman suggested a partnership of the Peter Richeson and Samuel Dawson named in county records. Crosby described it as a pattern, but Newman took it for brass token money. Newman knew two examples in 1956, one of them illustrated by Crosby. Cataloged as PCGS #88.
Rarity Notes
2 known (Newman 1956)
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