1783 - Coins

Collectible coins encompass a diverse range of items that are sought after for their historical, aesthetic, and intrinsic value. The One Shilling coin, particularly from the period after the Declaration of Independence in 1783, represents an interesting intersection of early American numismatics and British colonial influence. These coins often reflect the transitional phase of currency in the United States, with many featuring designs that embody the ideals and circumstances of the fledgling nation. Collectors value such coins not only for their rarity and condition but also for their significance in American history.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1783-- (Unknown) Early - Post-Declaration	1s (One Shilling)	Early - Post-Declaration	1783	Unknown

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