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Confederatio & Related Tokens (1785–1786)
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The Confederatio & Related Tokens (1785–1786) series of Colonial & Post-Colonial Issues in the U.S. Coins contains 0 distinct entries.
The Confederatio and associated coppers have patriotic motifs and were made in small quantities for circulation. The 1785, Inimica Tyrannis America, variety may owe its design to a sketch by Thomas Jefferson. In all, 12 dies were presumed struck in 13 combinations. No one knows for certain who made these pieces. The combination with a standard reverse die for a 1786 New Jersey copper is especially puzzling.
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