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Category: Start / Treasure Research Links / Coins and Tokens
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The Fitzwilliam Museum 
The Department of Coins and Medals embraces money in many different forms, from all parts of the world and spanning ancient to modern times, as well as medals since their origin in the Renaissance.
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The First Royal Coins
The coins of the kings of France, of this era, take as their model those of Charlemagne : the cross, a monogram and the name of the town are inscribed on the coins, often the best political indications we have.
Added on: 28-Jul-2006 | hits: 167
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The Euro: Our Currency
Welcome to the European Union’s website on the euro, Europe’s single currency. The euro is the currency of twelve European Union countries: Belgium, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal and Finland.
Added on: 08-Aug-2006 | hits: 107
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The Euro and Switzerland
The number of circulation coins to be minted is determined annually by the Federal Department of Finance in mutual agreement with the Swiss National Bank.
Added on: 01-Aug-2006 | hits: 119
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The Dollar of 1804
The 1804 Dollar known as the "Dexter Dollar" set a price record for a rare coin in 1989 when it sold for $990,000. That price was more recently eclipsed by the sale of another 1804 dollar, known as the "Stickney" specimen, which sold in April, 1997 for a world record price for a rare coin sold at auction at $1,815,000.
Added on: 05-Aug-2006 | hits: 237
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The Creation of Canadian Dies
The design a die usually begins as a concept or a theme. Before the design is chosen, a suitable sketch may be obtained in several ways. The most direct way is to generate the sketch "in house."
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The Continental Currency "Dollar" of 1776: Intro
Unfortunately little is known about the important and captivating coin called the Continental Dollar. The denomination of the coin is unknown, but Newman has surmised the value to be a dollar.
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The Continental Currency "Dollar" of 1776
The reverse, known as Newman D, is actually the second of only two reverse dies and can also be easily identified. It has a full size N in AMERICAN without a stop, while the other reverse die has a half size N with a stop below.
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The Conder Token Collector's Club
For collectors of 18th century British trademen's tokens or Conder tokens.
Added on: 30-May-2005 | hits: 220
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The Colorado Mint Inc
Your Custom Coin and Medalion Source.
Added on: 17-May-2005 | hits: 189
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