1652 Shilling Pine Tree, Large Planchet AU58 Certification #08727478, PCGS #23
Expert Comments
Ron Guth
In 1652, John Hull began striking silver coins bearing an image of a pine tree on the obverse and the date and denomination on the reverse. This design followed Hull's "Oak Tree" design. Massachusetts "Pine Tree" Silver coins are known in the following denominations and varieties:
Massachusetts "Pine Tree" Large Planchet Shillings include the following die varieties:
Noe 1
Noe 2
Noe 3
Noe 4 - Mint alteration of Noe 10 per Breen
Noe 5
Noe 6
Noe 7
Noe 8 - Scarce
Noe 9
Noe 10
Noe 11
Sources and/or recommended reading:
Noe, S. P. (1943). The silver coinage of Massachusetts. New York, NY: American Numismatic Society.
PCGS #
23
Diameter
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Weight
0.00 grams
Mintage
0
Metal
Other
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23
Pop Lower
231
Region
The United States of America
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