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    Subject: Re: How long did 1775 counterfeit halfpence circulate in London???
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    FYI...Ivor Noel Hume cited a counterfeit cartwheel in lead. Talk=20
    about awkward...

    --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, William Triest=20
    <wtriest2@y...> wrote:
    >
    > How about referring the question to an English
    > authority?
    >=20
    > The cartwheels issue is said to have been unpopular as
    > too awkward. The new coinage of Boulton may or may
    > nort have been adequate in quantity, but the old
    > coinage probably was accepted for some time
    > thereafter. All the more reason to make them
    > backdated and imitate wear (and thereby account for
    > low weight, at least as hefted in the hand. But, a
    > referral to the UK may be worthwhile.
    >=20
    > I don't have my address list here, but can send off a
    > few queries later.
    >=20
    > Bill Triest
    >=20
    > --- John Lorenzo <johnmenc@o...> wrote:
    >=20
    > > Was it a slow decline or abrupt?
    > >=20
    > >=20
    > > --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, "Byron
    > > Weston"=20
    > > <bkweston@v...> wrote:
    > > >
    > > > --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, "John
    > > Louis"=20
    > > <johnwlouis@c...>=20
    > > > wrote:
    > > > >
    > > > > Maybe they accepted them for 1/2 price? ...or
    > > whatever % less=20
    > > than=20
    > > > the new=20
    > > > > regals? maybe 3 for 1? etc? etc?
    > > > > ...just a guess
    > > > > jwl
    > > >=20
    > > > I'm not sure that what transpired in America
    > > during the coppers=20
    > > paninc=20
    > > > of 1789 can be applied to what may have happened
    > > later in England,=20
    > > > John, but I think the beginning of the end came
    > > with Boulton's=20
    > > > cartwheel coinage of 1797 and that the circulation
    > > of counterfeits=20
    > > in=20
    > > > England likely ceased by and/or no later than 1807
    > > by which time=20
    > > there=20
    > > > may have been sufficient full weight regal issues
    > > in circulation=20
    > > that=20
    > > > accepting underweight counterfeits, at any rate of
    > > exchange, no=20
    > > longer=20
    > > > made any sense. I would think by that time it was
    > > doubtful that=20
    > > > merchants would have accepted underweight base
    > > copper counterfeits=20
    > > > instead of the new full weight pure copper
    > > halfpence. The=20
    > > circulation=20
    > > > of counterfeit halfpence had been by necessity,
    > > but that necessity=20
    > > > quickly erroded. Instead of bad money driving out
    > > the good the=20
    > > complete=20
    > > > opposite happened in England.
    > > > Byron
    > > >
    > >=20
    > >=20
    > >=20
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    > >=20
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