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1767-A French Colonies Copper Sou. Vlack 14-E. Very Fine, a well struck example, the obverse particularly sharp. Full legends on either side, the l

1767-A French Colonies Copper Sou. Vlack 14-E, another, but struck on a planchet with a PLAIN EDGE, quite rare as such. Nearly Very Fine, the obvers

1767-A French Colonies Copper Sou. Vlack 14-E, another, but countermarked with an UNLISTED mark on the reverse. Very Fine, well struck with everythi

“RF” Countermark of the type found on the 1767-A French Colonies Copper Sous – but here on a 1785-A copper French Half Sol! Fine or so overall, the h

An “RF” countermark (of sorts) on a blank copper planchet, or an extensively worn and smoothed host coin. While the two letters are the same as the c

1765 French Colonies Stampee, Overstruck on a 1749 Sous Marques. Vlack 374. Rarity-6. Fine or so, a Crowned C countermark stamped onto the reverse

1779 French Colonies Stampee, Struck on a blank copper planchet. Vlack 375. Rarity-2. Very Fine, a type that is really impossible to grade since th

Circa 1779 French Colonies Stampee, Birmingham Forgery Struck on a 1749-A Sous Marques. Vlack 376. Rarity-3. Very Fine, the surfaces dark and light

1779 French Colonies Crowned C Struck Issue. Vlack 379. Rarity-1 for the variety, but UNLISTED struck in brass instead of copper, Rarity-7 as such.

1779 French Colonies Crowned C Struck Issue. Vlack 380. Rarity-6. Very Fine. Light brown, the surfaces fairly smooth, one reverse area of darker t

1780-A [Paris Mint, as are all of this type] Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 381. Rarity-6. Very Fine or slightly better, everything sharp. A “black and t

1781-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 382. Rarity-6. Very Fine, well struck with the legends and design sharp. Light brassy color with mottled darker hue

1782-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 383. Rarity-1 for the type, Rarity-7 as an unlisted contemporary counterfeit. Very Fine, everything sharp. A fascin

1782-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 384. Rarity-7, the rarer type with no jewels in the band of the crown. Very Fine, well struck, with the peripheral l

1782-A Cayenne Two Sous, struck over a Sous Marques. Vlack 385. Rarity-7. Choice Very Fine. This is the Vlack PLATE COIN for the variety, and appe

1782-A Cayenne Two Sous, struck over a Sous Marques. Vlack 385. Rarity-7. Choice Very Fine, another example struck over an earlier Sous Marques, bu

1783-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 386. Rarity-7. Very Fine, the legends full, the date and mintmark both sharp and nice design detail. The metal is u

1786-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 389. Rarity-7. Very Fine, struck a bit off center to the right, pushing the tops of the letters off the planchet in

1787-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 390. Rarity-7. Very Fine, the legend full, a few letters weaker than the rest but visible, the date strong. Deep ro

1789-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 392, with number “1” in date. Rarity-1. Very Fine, everything sharp for the grade. Mottled autumn leaves coloration

1789-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 393 type, but an UNLISTED PIEDFORT STRIKE. Rarity-8 as such. Extremely Fine or better, a boldly struck example on a

1789-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 393, with letter “I” in date. Rarity-1 for the variety, Rarity-7 as an unlisted brass strike. Very Fine, well struck

1789-A Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 393. Rarity-1. Very Fine, well struck save a few letters at the extreme right obverse which are weak. Light gold an

1781-A (Paris Mint) Isles de France et de Bourbon Three Sous. Vlack 399, overstruck on an earlier Sous Marques. Rarity-6. This is the Vlack PLATE C

1781-A (Paris Mint) Isles de France et de Bourbon Three Sous. Vlack 399, not overstruck on an earlier Sous Marques. Rarity-6 for the variety, Rarity

1779-A (Paris Mint) Isles de France et de Bourbon Three Sols. Vlack Unlisted. Fine or so, the obverse strong for the grade, a few letters weak or mi

(1795-1811) Montserrat countermark. Vlack 405. Rarity-5. Very Fine or so, an “M” countermarked on the reverse of a 1789 Cayenne Two Sous. This is

(1795-1811) Montserrat countermark. Vlack 405 type, but UNLISTED over a 1782 Cayenne Two Sous. Rarity-8 as such. Very Fine, a boldly struck host co

(1795-1811) Montserrat countermark. Vlack 405 type, but UNLISTED struck over an earlier douzain that also has a 1640 fleur-de-lys countermark! Rarit

(1795-1811) Montserrat countermark. Vlack 405 type, but UNLISTED on a blank copper planchet. Rarity-8 as such. A large M in a circular indent, stro

(1801) Nevis Countermark. Vlack 407. Rarity-7. Very Fine or so, a 1782 Cayenne Two Sous as a host, the obverse countermarked NEVIS with a prepared o

(1801) Nevis Countermark. Vlack 407 type, but UNLISTED on a blank copper planchet. Rarity-8 as such. The same NEVIS mark in a prepared oblong punch

(1810-1815) St. Eustatius Countermark on a Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 418 type. Rarity-6 for the type, Rarity-8 as a counterfeit countermark. The host

(1798) Tobago Countermark on a Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 439. Rarity-5. Fine to Very Fine, a large TB countermarked on a 1789-A Cayenne Two Sous whic

(1798) Tobago Countermark on a Cayenne Two Sous. Vlack 439 type, but Unlisted with a crude annulet added above the TB countermark. Rarity-7 as such.

(1798) Tobago Countermark on an earlier Sous Marques. Vlack 441. Rarity-8 for variety, UNLISTED with an additional rosette countermark, purpose unkn

(1798) Tobago Countermark, UNLISTED on a Cayenne Two Sous. Type of Vlack 441, Unlisted Host Coin. Rarity-8, the only example known. Very Fine or so

(1798) Tobago Countermark. Vlack 442 type, but UNLISTED on a blank planchet. Rarity-2 for variety, Rarity-7 as such. This is the more commonly seen

(1798) Tobago Countermark. Vlack 444, struck on a Birmingham forgery 1749 Sous Marques with a Crowned C in the die. Rarity-2 (per Vlack, likely a bi

(1798) Tobago Countermark. Vlack 445, struck on a Birmingham forgery 1769 Sous Marques with a Crowned C in the die. Rarity-7. Very Fine, the counte

(1792-1811) Tortola Countermark. Vlack 455. Rarity-5 (per Vlack, likely rarer than this). Very Good host coin, countermark Fine, the countermark an

1770 Countermark on a blank copper planchet, said to be for Guadeloupe and other areas. One side is countermarked with the 1770 date, the first digit

Undated Crowned F countermark on a 1723 George I British Halfpenny Dump Issue. Very Fine, the host coin with a light but even roughness, but with eve

Undated Crowned F countermark on a 1746 George II halfpenny. The host coin is of Extremely Fine sharpness, the countermark equally strong. Everythin

Large necklace of striped sand cast glass Trade beads. Mostly blue and green, the beads are of various sized and shapes. Also on the strand are five s

Tea Brick Money. 1/16th of a Tead Brick. 2" x 2 1/4". 30 gallons worth of brew. VF.

Congo - Small 7.5" Iron Spearhead. Used as a weapon or for general currency. Fine. Liberia - Kissi or Gizzie "Penny". A long thin twi...

Aztec 'Hoe' Money or "Trajadera". 6" long and quite thin, of base metal copper. Flared end type. Aztec, Cocoa Beans. 5 Pcs.

29" string of Trade Beads. Featuring 15 Stallion Teeth, four Aggry beads and various black, blue and green beads. In EF condition. Ex: Amherst ...

Silver. "Pigs Mouth Money". This item would fall into the Odd or Curious Money category. This currency has a hole entering the coin as the...