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Massachusetts
“New England” Coinage 1652
British New World Issues
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Jersey
Coinage Authorized By British Royal Patent
Coinage Of William Wood
Virginia Half Pennies
Early American And Related Tokens
Elephant Tokens Circa 1672-1694
French New World Issues
French Colonies in General
The General Court of New England in 1652 ordered the first metallic currency in threepence, sixpence and shilling. The mint that minted these coins was located in Boston Massachusetts. Only one specimen of the NE Threepence is known, 8 known of the Sixpence and in good condition can bring $30,000 and up, the NE Shilling trades for $40,000 and up in good condition.
1652 Shilling
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