Cut centre segment of a Spanish Silver Dollar, British colony of Tobago 1798.
COIN
Cut centre segment of a Spanish Silver Dollar, British colony of Tobago 1798.
PRICE
$4,800
STATUS
Sold January 2018
QUALITY
Good Very Fine
PROVENANCE
Barrie Winsor Collection
COMMENTS
Very rare. A centre segment of a Spanish Silver Dollar stamped on the obverse with a script ‘T’ (shown above left), a pellet at centre and radiating design.
This cut silver dollar was issued in response to the passing of a Currency Act in Tobago on the 17 August, 1798.
Cut square centre segment of a Spanish Silver Dollar, colony of Guadeloupe, British occupation 1811 (shown above and at right).
Good Very Fine
$1,800 - SOLD
This square centre segment features crenellated edges and is counter stamped with a ‘G’ for Guadeloupe.
The island of Guadeloupe is situated in the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean and came under British control on 4 February, 1810.
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