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Category: Start / Treasure Research Links / Coins and Tokens
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Representations of Christ on Coins 
The image of Christ did not appear on coins until the end of the 7th century when Justinian II (685–95) introduced on his solidi an impressive bearded Christ.
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Renaissance Coins
In Numismatics, this was translated by the appearance of dates on coins and above all by the appearance of the number of the king. It would now seem logical to us that an English coin should bear the inscription Elizabeth II but this has not always been the case.
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Relative Rarity and Valuation Opinions
In contrast with the rest of this website which presents factual information about 1883/2 Shield Nickels, this page contains my own opinions about the relative rarities and valuations for the five different 1883/2 varieties. Please remember to treat this information as opinions!
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Reijgersdaal Shipwreck Coins
The Reijgersdaal or Reygersdahl (pronounced REE - jerz - doll), a Dutch East India Company merchant ship, was lost on October 26th, 1747 after striking a reef while trying to hold anchor in heavy seas off the west coast of South Africa. The vessel, sailing out of Amsterdam, carried over 30,000 Spanish colonial coins.
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Regular Issue Coins of the United States of America
The first step to identifying your regular issue coin is to determine the denomination of the coin. It is usually (but not always) written on the coin.
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Regal Irish Coppers
This is an example of a bust right Charles II Irish halfpenny minted 1680-1684 by Armstrong and Legg under a royal patent. This was the first royal copper halfpenny minted for Ireland and was issued to replace local Irish coppers, most notably the St. Patrick coppers.
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Regal British Copper Halfpence
This example is from the final year of George I halfpence; it shows the third and final bust of the king to appear on the series.
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Regal British Copper Farthings
The production of royal milled farthings began in 1672.
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Regal British Copper Coinage
In the British system, there are so many different denominations and names for coins that one could easily become confused as to their relative values.
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Recent French Coins
Recent coins, from 1900 to present-day, may have been held by De Gaulle and by Jean Marais, J-L Godard, Jean Cocteau, Marcel Marceau and the Commandant Cousteau.
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