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Silver 2 pence of Massachusetts Bay, Boston, 1662. 1911.85.3

Date: 1662
Denomination: 2 pence
Mint: Boston
Obverse: MASATHVSETS IN: Oak Tree
Reverse: NEW ENGLAND * 1662 II: value and date within legend
Weight (in gr.): 0.682
Reference: Breen 35, Crosby 1-A1, Noe Oak-32, Salmon 1-B, Whitman 240

Silver 2 pence of Massachusetts Bay, Boston, 1662. 1946.89.74

Date: 1662
Denomination: 2 pence
Mint: Boston
Obverse: MASATHVSETS IN: Oak Tree
Reverse: NEW ENGLAND * 1662 II: value and date within legend
Weight (in gr.): 0.65
Reference: Breen 35, Crosby 1-A1, Noe Oak-32, Salmon 1-B, Whitman 240

Silver 2 pence of Massachusetts Bay, Boston, 1662. 1954.95.4

Date: 1662
Denomination: 2 pence
Mint: Boston
Obverse: MASATHVSETS IN: Oak Tree
Reverse: NEW ENGLAND * 1662 II: value and date within legend
Weight (in gr.): 0.72
Reference: Breen 35, Crosby 1-A2, Noe Oak-31, Salmon 1-A, Whitman 240

Silver 2 pence of Massachusetts Bay, Boston, 1662. 1970.6.1

Date: 1662
Denomination: 2 pence
Mint: Boston
Obverse: MASATHVSETS IN: Oak Tree
Reverse: NEW ENGLAND * 1662 II: value and date within legend
Weight (in gr.): 0.73
Reference: Breen 35, Crosby 1-A2, Noe Oak-30, Salmon 1-A, Whitman 240

Silver 2 pence of Massachusetts Bay, Boston, 1662. 1971.36.2

Date: 1662
Denomination: 2 pence
Mint: Boston
Obverse: MASATHVSETS IN: Oak Tree
Reverse: NEW ENGLAND * 1662 II: value and date within legend
Weight (in gr.): 0.625
Reference: Breen 35, Crosby 1-A3, Noe Oak-31, Salmon 1-A, Whitman 240

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