1652 Pine Tree Shilling Large Planchet - Replica

The Massachusetts Colony General Court granted permission in 1652 to have dies prepared for silver coinage. The fourth and last in the series was Pine Tree design that replaced the Oak Tree Design and was produced from 1667 to 1682. Denominations were the threepence, sixpence, and shilling. The original coins are extremely rare so these coins would make a great addition to your Colonial America coin collection. Diameter: 28 mm The reverse of the coin is stamped with the word copy.

• Museum quality reproduction of the original Pine Tree Shilling.

• Great educational piece for the classroom and numismatic coin collecting.

• Add to your collection at a fraction of the cost of the original.

• Silver plated lead free fine pewter made in the USA.

• Hand Crafted by master coin maker assures the highest quality available.