Canadian provinces ½ Penny, 1835

Imitation - Ships, Colonies and Commerce

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Information

Country Canadian provinces Canadian provinces
Currency Pound
Coin type Token
Denomination ½ Penny
Year 1835
Composition Copper
Shape Round
Weight (g) 6
Diameter (mm) 26.5
Demonetized Yes

Description

½ Penny from Canadian provinces. Issued in 1835. Struck in Copper. Measures 26.5 mm and weighs 6 g.

Obverse
A frigate sailing right with a short hull curving up to the top of a very high poop-deck. The prow joins the deck rail and the lower part of the open sprit sail joins the hull. The mainmast has no staysail. The ensign is wide with three hollows at the top and flies from a flagstaff set well forward of the stern. The exergue is small with pointed lines. The border is of straight, square-ended teeth. No beading.
Reverse
4 line inscription of crude lettering, unevenly spaced and misaligned, and varying in size. The ampersand has a thick, blunt upper end. The border is finely saw-toothed. No beading.
Edge
Plain.

Mintage & Variants

Date Mintage Comment Frequency
ND (1835) 

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