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The 1652 Pine Tree Shilling: The Coin Massachusetts Wasn’t Supposed to Make

US Coins CoinWeek - September 8, 2026

Why the 1652 Pine Tree Shilling Became Colonial America’s Most Famous Silver Coin The date says 1652. Yet the coin may not have existed until...

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