1771 - Coins

The Machins Mills coins, produced in the 1770s in New York, are a notable type of colonial American coinage. These pieces were struck in copper and are often associated with the unauthorized minting efforts during the American Revolutionary War. The 1771 Machins Mills coins feature various designs, including a depiction of a Liberty cap, and were used as a substitute for scarce currency at the time. Due to their historical significance and limited production, these coins are highly sought after by collectors.

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1771 Copper Machins Mills BN	Copper	Machins Mills	1771

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