1752 - Coins

Collectible coins can encompass a wide variety of types, including historical pieces, commemorative coins, and those associated with specific events or figures. The one shilling coin, often associated with British currency, is a notable example, and early French colonies may have issued coins like the "livre" or "sol," which are of interest to collectors. The year 1752 marks a period when various colonial and imperial currencies were in circulation, reflecting the complexities of trade and governance in territories that were part of the United States of America prior to its independence. Collectors value these coins based on rarity, condition, historical significance, and their place in numismatic history.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1752-- (Unknown) Early - French Colonies	1s (One Shilling)	Early - French Colonies	1752	Unknown

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