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Early American And Related Tokens

Elephant Tokens Circa 1672-1694

Carolina Elephant Tokens (Bolen Copy)
London Elephant Token
New England Elephant Tokens
British New World Issues
Sommer Islands (Bermuda)

Massachusetts
“New England” Coinage 1652
Willow Tree Coinage (1653-1660)
Oak Tree Coinage (1660-1667)
Pine Tree Coinage (1667-1682)

Maryland
Lord Baltimore Coinage

New Jersey
St. Patrick or Mark Newby Coinage

Coinage Authorized By British Royal Patent
American Plantation Coins

Coinage Of William Wood
Rosa Americana Coins

Virginia Half Pennies
1773 Virginia 1/2 P

Early American And Related Tokens

Elephant Tokens Circa 1672-1694
Carolina Elephant Tokens (Bolen Copy)
London Elephant Token
New England Elephant Tokens

(Undated) New Yorke In America Token
Gloucester Tokens
Higley or Granby Coppers
Hibernia-Voce Populi Coins
Pitt Tokens
Rhode Island Ship Medals
John Chalmers Issues

French New World Issues
Coinage of 1670
Billon Coinage of 1709-1760
Coinage of 1717-1720
Coinage of 1721-1722

French Colonies in General
Coinage of 1767
The London Elephant Tokens where undated but where struck circa 1672 to 1694. Most where struck in copper, but some where brass. These pieces where not struck for the colonies, but are related by the obverse die to the Carolina and New England Elephant Tokens.
The Carolina Elephant Tokens where dated 1694 and where a halfpenny denomination. The 1694 New England Elephant Tokens is the most rare of the three and is rarely seen on the market. It's believed that these Elephant Tokens where struck in England as a promotional piece for the American Colonies.

London Token
(1694) Halfpenny, GOD PRESERVE LONDON, Thick Planchet
(1694) Halfpennt, GOD PRESERVE LONDON, Thin Planchet
Brass example (Unique)
(1694) Halfpenny GOD PRESERVE LONDON, Diagonals in Center of Shield
(1694) Halfpenny, similar, Sword in Second Quarter of Shield
(1694) Halfpenny, LON DON

Carolina Token
1694 PROPRIETERS
1684 PROPRIETERS, O over E

New England

1694 NEW ENGLAND


(1694) TOKEN London Elephant Token
Bolen copy of 1694 TOKEN Carolina Elephant Token
VG - $350
VG - $550
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VG - $700
VF - $14,000
VG - $1,000


VG - $5,000
VG - $4,500


VG - $50,000
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