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Copper cent of Talbot Allum and Lee, United States, 1794. 0000.999.28502

Date: 1794
Denomination: cent
Obverse: TALBOT ALLUM and LEE NEW YORK ONE CENT: ship r.
Reverse: LIBERTY and COMMERCE. 1794: Liberty stg. r., next to bale
Diameter (in mm): 29.0
Weight (in gr.): 10.33
Reference: Breen 1029, Whitman 8570

Copper cent of Talbot Allum and Lee, United States, 1794. 0000.999.28503

Date: 1794
Denomination: cent
Obverse: TALBOT ALLUM and LEE NEW YORK ONE CENT: ship r.
Reverse: LIBERTY and COMMERCE. 1794: Liberty stg. r., next to bale
Diameter (in mm): 29.0
Weight (in gr.): 10.4
Reference: Breen 1029, Whitman 8570

Copper cent of Talbot Allum and Lee, United States/New York, 1794. 1885.16.6

Date: 1794
Denomination: cent
Obverse: TALBOT ALLUM and LEE NEW YORK ONE CENT: ship right
Reverse: LIBERTY and COMMERCE. 1794: Liberty standing right, next to bale
Diameter (in mm): 29.0
Weight (in gr.): 9.38
Reference: Breen 1029, Whitman 8570

Copper cent of Talbot Allum and Lee, United States, 1794. 1949.65.59

Date: 1794
Denomination: cent
Obverse: TALBOT ALLUM and LEE NEW YORK ONE CENT: ship r.
Reverse: LIBERTY and COMMERCE. 1794: Liberty stg. r., next to bale
Diameter (in mm): 29.0
Weight (in gr.): 9.82
Reference: Breen 1029, Whitman 8570

Copper Token of Kempson's Mill, Birmingham, 1794. 2005.37.1213

Date: 1794
Mint: Birmingham
Diameter (in mm): 29.1
Weight (in gr.): 10.06
Reference: Breen 1029, Whitman 8570
Provenance: Colonial Newsletter Foundation; ex Barnsley

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