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Massachusetts
Pine Tree Coinage (1667-1682)
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
These early American coins were made from handmade dies and are often individually distinctive, and this created a smorgasbord for collectors to identify each die and collect the most rare varieties. The above Willo Tree Coins was minted in threepence, sixpence and shilling (Large and small planchet). Below is a list of varieties and values: (All values listed are for coins that grade Good in condition. Values increase with increase in grade).
1652 Pine Tree Threepence, Pellets at trunk
1652 Pine Tree Threepence, Without pellets
1652 Pine Tree Sixpence, Pellets at trunk
1652 Pine Tree Six Pence, Without pellets
1652 Pine Tree Shilling, Large planchet
1652 Shilling, Pellets at trunk
1652 Shilling, Without Pellets
1652 Shilling, No H in MASATUSETS
1652 Shilling, Monogrammed NE in legend
1652 Pine Tree Shilling, Small Planchet
1652 Pine Tree Shilling, Large Planchet
1652 Pine Tree Threepence, Without Pellets
1652 Pine Tree Sixpence, With Pellets
1652 Pine Tree Shilling, Large Planchet
Good
$550
$550
$600
$600
$700
$700
$800
$700
$600
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