Haven't seen a Pine Tree coin posted recently - Do you have one - post a pic

1630Boston

Haven't seen a Pine Tree coin posted recently - Do you have one - post a pic

mbogoman

MWallace

Wish I did have one.

Eddi

I do have one. Large Planchet Pine Tree, variety without 'H', Noe-11.

mbogoman

here's the rest of my Pine Tree type set:

ricko

I have always liked these Pine Tree Shillings... I do not have one, but dream of finding one while metal detecting - Yes, my area was settled at that time and it would be possible to find one. However, no luck so far...Cheers, RickO

1630Boston

very nice @mbogoman

1630Boston

Crosby 1-A1, Noe 34, Salmon 1-A
PCGS AU 53

Weiss

I kind of feel like I'm flogging a dead horse: Box of 20 people start to sound like broken records:

For those who haven't seen one in hand (which was me before I bought this example), they can be bigger than you might think.

thebeav

The only one I've ever had.
An old Tatham Coin Company restrike......

1630Boston

BillJones

This Pine Tree Six Pence is struck off-center (as all see to be for this Noe number), but it is best preserved Massachusetts Silver piece i have.

JohnnyCache

@Weiss said:
I kind of feel like I'm flogging a dead horse: Box of 20 people start to sound like broken records:

I, for one, wouldn't get tired of seeing that.

It's a perfect example in my mind.

1630Boston

asheland

Great thread! I can't contribute though...

Goldminers

@1630Boston, I don't have a real one, but I do have this old medal. I just read that he received one shilling for every 20 minted. He must have minted a lot of these to be able to provide that large a dowry. My unmarried daughter better not see this one

1630Boston

I love that @goldminers

1630Boston

I could help you out @asheland ................or you could check the box under the bridge

fishteeth

1630Boston

CaptHenway

@thebeav said:
The only one I've ever had.
An old Tatham Coin Company restrike......

I believe that the correct term is “replica.”

Zoins

BillJones

Let's do another ... a three pence. These coins are scarcer than the shillings, but since they are smaller, they sell for about the same amount.

Zoins

@thebeav said:
The only one I've ever had.
An old Tatham Coin Company restrike......

Nice to see a Howard Edward MacIntosh piece.