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Vermont Copper (VERMONTENSIUM)

Designed and engraved by: Col. William Coley (American)
Struck by: Reuben Harmon, Jr. (American)
American Confederation Period
1786
Mint: Rupert, Vermont, United States

Medium/Technique Copper, struck off-center on a rough planchet
Dimensions Diameter and weight: 27-28 mm, 8.27 gm (1 1/16 in., 0.29 oz.)
Credit Line Gift of Miss Rosamond Lamb
Accession Number64.94
NOT ON VIEW
CollectionsAmericas
ClassificationsNumismaticsCoins

Catalogue Raisonné Breen 713 v.2
DescriptionThis is the second of the three varieties with the rays on the R and S in RES.
Obv: VERMONTENSIUM· RES· PUBLICA· around sun rising over mountains with eight trees and a plow below ·1786· at bottom, the whole surrounded by a beade circle
Rev: STELLA. QUARTA. DECIMA. around rays and stars radiating out from a circle enclosing an eye, the whole surrounded by a beaded circle
Edge: rough