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The coinage was made legal tender by the General Assembly of New Jersey in May 1682. The legislature did not specify which size piece could circulate, only that the coin was to be worth a halfpenny in trade. Some numismatists believe the largersize coin was intended. However, as many more farthing-size pieces are known than halfpennies, most believe that...
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$195.00
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$6,250
$195.00 - $6,250
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$3,900
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$17,000
$3,900 - $17,000
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$3,900
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$6,250
$3,900 - $6,250
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$5,250
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$54,000
$5,250 - $54,000
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$310
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$12,000
$310 - $12,000
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The coinage was made legal tender by the General Assembly of New Jersey in May 1682. The legislature did not specify which size piece could circulate, only that the coin was to be worth a halfpenny in trade. Some numismatists believe the largersize coin was intended. However, as many more farthing-size pieces are known than halfpennies, most believe that...
Catalog Detail
Legal Disclaimer
The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.