1823 Nova Scotia Half Penny Token - VF Grade / Condition - 1/2 Penny Token Canada 1823 - Copper - 1823 Canadian Token

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1823 Nova Scotia Half Penny Token - VF Grade / Condition - 1/2 Penny Token Canada 1823 - Copper - 1823 Canadian TokenThis listing is for the photographed 1823 Nova Scotia Half Penny Token. Relatively rare type of half penny token; only 400,000 minted. The person pictured on the coin is King George IV. The reason it is called a half penny token is because the monetary system in Canada and the provinces went through many changes, and many periods of time of changing (and confusing) currencies. For example, the French controlled present day Canada before the British,

So we were very excited to find this one

- 5 Silver Dimes (Barber

Composition : Copper

and three of the edges are completely intact

as pictured in different Grades (different amount of wear from use)

after the expiration of the minimum 25-year period during which the design could not be replaced without congressional authorization

1844 Great Britain Silver 1 Shilling UK One Shilling 1884 - F (Fine) Grade - Queen Victoria - 1 Shilling 1884 Sterling Shilling UK

meaning that the outer layer is a mixture of copper and nickel

with at least five pieces being surreptitiously struck dated 1913

the quarter

and only 4

BU (Uncirculated) condition and detail