1652 Pine Tree Shilling PCGS VF-35
Some of the earliest coinage struck in the New World is the New England coinage of 1652. These coins are highly prized due to their historic significance and genuine rarity. Most examples that have survived are heavily worn and high grade, attractive examples are highly prized and sought-after.
This Pine Tree Shilling has been graded by PCGS in a Very Fine 35 condition and is above average in terms of eye appeal and quality. If you're looking for one of the earliest examples of circulating coinage from the colonies, we highly recommend considering this example. Coin shown is the exact coin you will receive.
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