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A fairly easy way of
organising the counterfeit shillings is separating them into groups by looking
at the reverse design. The design is made up of
a number of individual punches and some hand engraving. The groups are likely to
represent individual die cutters although some may have used different sets
of punches over time. Die links between the
groups indicates either that some workshops used dies from more than one
engraver or that dies from one engraver were used by more than one workshop. |
Punches used for the NW-part of
shield garnish |
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1816-1820 |
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Q made
from two punches – O and ~ |
1816 Only die A613r |
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1816-20 |
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1816-18 |
1818-20 |
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1816 |
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1816 |
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1816-20 |
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1816 |
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1817 |
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1817-18 |
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1817-18 |
1818 |
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1817 |
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1818/20 |
1819 |
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1819 |
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1817+1820 |
1818-19 (20) |
1819-20 (Normal variation) |
1819 |
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1818 |
1817+1819 |
1817-20
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1820 |
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