coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 1P \ Rosa Americana \ 1722
The Rosa Americana is a series of coins minted in 1722 in the American colonies, designed by engraver John Crolius. This series was notable for its attempt to create a currency that could counteract the reliance on foreign coins. The coins feature a design symbolizing unity and prosperity, including images of the rose and inscriptions in Latin. Collectors value these coins for their historical significance and rarity, as they represent an early effort at establishing a standardized currency in colonial America. Minted mainly in copper, the Rosa Americana coins are sought after in the numismatic community for their intricate design and the insight they provide into colonial American history.
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1722 1P Rosa Americana GEORGIVS BN | 1P | Rosa Americana | 1722 |