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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Coin: 1/2 cent, accession number 2-34599, described as Half penny, 1864, minted in Birmingham. Obverse: VICTORIA D:G / BRITT:REG:F:D - draped bust of queen facing left, laurel in hair. Reverse: HALF CENT / NOVA SCOTIA date - Border of roses and leaves around crown
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Coin: 1/2 cent, accession number 2-34600, described as Half penny, 1864, minted in Birmingham. Obverse: VICTORIA D:G / BRITT:REG:F:D - draped bust of queen facing left, laurel in hair. Reverse: HALF CENT / NOVA SCOTIA date - Border of roses and leaves around crown
Hearst Museum object titled Coin:copper 2 maravedis, accession number 3-23376, described as Copper coin; 6.73 grams. Obverse: crowned shield containing three-towered castle. Legend is illegible. Reverse: crest containing rampant lion facing left. Date to right: 1680. Remainder of reverse legend illegible. Coin is badly worn.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Coin: penny token, accession number 2-34598, described as Halfpenny token, 1832. Obverse: PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA - draped bust of King William IV, wearing laurel. Reverse: PENNY - thistle flower and leaves
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Coin: penny token, accession number 2-34594, described as Victorian penny token, 1843, minted in Birmingham. Obverse: VICTORIA DEI GRATIA REGINA date - head facing left. Reverse: NEW BRUNSWICK / ONE PENNY TOKEN - large ship with masts.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Scales: russian, accession number 2-2144a-c, described as Scale with equal arm balance. a) Iron beam incised “M 1843” and cyrillic letters on crossbar. b) and c) are deep copper pans, earch with leather straps attached in 3 places on edge of pan. Said by Hall to be “used by Russians at St. Michael when trading with natives in 1820” but date of 1843 is clearly incised on beam crossbar. Inscription reads: “Tula A.A. 1843”. ula is the most prominent metal crafts production center in Russia, just south of Moscow.

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