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Item Details

New Hampshire Halfpenny 1776 Historic Colonial Replica


Seller: sbfe00 ( 164  )
End Time: 2008-07-28 01:44:07 GMT
Bids: 1
Current Price: $0.19
Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia
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New Hampshire Halfpenny 1776  Historic Colonial Replica
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New Hampshire Halfpenny 1776 Historic Colonial Replica










Description

 
Interesting, Beautiful, Historical
 
To my knowledge, the best representation of authentic historical colonial coins out there.
 
Excellent item & low price = Value to you
 
Your satisfaction guaranteed
 
What you are bidding on is a replica of an original coin. These replicas were made by taking an impression from original coins in private collections or from various museums and historical sites. These reproductions are cast in pewter alloy, which resemble the weight and feel of the originals. They are electroplated in copper, nickel (silver) or real gold. Then they are antiqued and hand-burnished to faithfully duplicate the rich appearance of the old coins. These replicas look old and the unique way they are created means that no two replicas look exactly alike, just like you would expect from the real coins.
 
An authentic colonial coin could sell for hundreds or thousands of dollars. In the case of the New Hampshire Half Penny, the value for an original coin would be several thousand dollars in any condition since so little of the actual coinage was circulated.  Here is your opportunity to have a replica of an actual colonial coin at a significant fraction of the cost. 
 
These handsome replicas make distinctive gifts and memorabilia for historic occasions. They will also serve as valuable teaching aids and provide interesting exhibits.
 
New Hampshire Half Penny - 1776
New Hampshire was the first state to establish coinage following the Declaration of Independence. In March 1776, a New Hampshire House of Representatives Committee selected a tree as the design with the legend “American Liberty”. Walter Moulton (WM) was empowered to make 100 pounds of the coins. (108 of the coins would be equal to one Spanish milled dollar.) The coins were crudely cast using molten copper rather than by being struck. Due to rising costs and the shortage of copper, they were soon replaced by paper currency.
 
Auction Details
 
Payment is expected within three days from the end of the auction. If paying by check or money order, please put in mail within three days of the auction end and let us know so that we may get your order ready. We will ship by the next day of receiving cleared payment. For checks that may be 5-7 days after receipt.
 
Shipping & handling costs include the cost of postage, packaging, and related costs to get the replica to you. Our shipping and handling costs are very low. Compare to others selling the same or like products.
 
We offer combined shipping so as to pass on our shipping savings on to you.  Let us know if you are going to be bidding on several items so that we can wait to send the invoice. Please wait for our invoice so that we may include those shipping savings.
 
Returns are accepted. We want you to be happy. You have three days to return the item, no questions asked. However, buyer must pay for return shipping.     
 
Look at our other auctions. We sell many varieties of replicas and will be adding new ones in the future. We occasionally have auctions where we combine replicas in lots and sets to save you money.
 
 
Hobby Protection Act
 
The replicas in this auction are marked with the word copy on one side. (see pictures) It is usually obvious but sometimes it is weak. The The Hobby Protection Act, 15 U.S.C. § 2101, et. seq., requires manufacturers of imitation numismatic items to mark plainly and permanently such items with the word "copy."  Failure to do so may constitute an unfair or deceptive act or practice pursuant to the Federal Trade Commission Act.
 


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