1740 - Coins

The Sou M, a French coin minted in the New World, was introduced in the early 18th century, with 1740 being a significant year for its production. These coins, primarily made of silver, were used in various French territories, including parts of North America. The Sou M exemplifies the colonial economy and trade relationships established during the period, and today, it is considered a collectible item due to its historical significance and rarity among numismatists. Collectors value these coins for their intricate designs and their representation of the complex history of colonial currency in a transatlantic context.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1740-B Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740	Rouen
	1740-CC Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740	Besian
	1740-D Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740	Lyon
	1740-E Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740	Tours
	1740-P Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740
	1740-Pau Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740	Pau
	1740-X Sou M	Sou M	French New World	1740	Amiens

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