New Jersey St. Patrick or Mark Newby Coinage

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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

Mark Newby, who came from Ireland to America in 1681, brought copper pieces commonly known as St. Patrick Coppers. Many variations exist.

St. Patrick Farthing $125

Similar, Halo Around Saint's Head $400

Simliar, No C in QUIESCAT $500

St. Patrick Farthing Silver $1,750

St. Patrick Farthing, Gold unique $184,000 in AU

St. Patrick Halfpenny $400