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Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists

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Pennsylvania gets a nice shout out. If we are able to have the ANA World’s Fair of Money in Pittsburgh August 4-8 then we have a nice surprise involving the PA Innovation Dollar. Stay tuned, stay safe. Hopefully we have a Jonas Salk out there that will bring the world a Covid-19 vaccine. ... See MoreSee Less

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Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists

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Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists

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One of the many trusted rare coin companies that participates at our May and October coin shows at the Monroeville Convention Center. If your coin business is part of our coin shows, we will give you a shout out. Like our page. Visit our website www.PANcoins.org ... See MoreSee Less

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Westmoreland Rare Coins is the areas strongest buyer of rare coins, currency, gold and silver coins and bullion. No collection or estate is too large!

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Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists

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Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists

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Timeline PhotosThe English Civil War had a big impact on the production of coinage, with a division in loyalties across the country affecting the way coins were made. To begin with, the outbreak of the English Civil War reveals a marked increase in output, with a noticeable spike evident just before the war started. It is thought the prospect of conflict brought about a strong desire on the part of government and others to turn silver into coin and the upward trend continued over the next three years. The vast majority of currency used during the English Civil War was produced by the Mint in the Tower, such as the sixpences and half-crowns shown here.

Those arranging the logistics of finding enough money to pay the wages of soldiers at this time, however, encountered difficulties. One issue lay in the rates of pay offered to troops being higher than might otherwise be expected. So whilst output of coins might have increased during the war, the supply of currency looks to have struggled to keep pace with the demands placed upon it.
Discover more about how conflict affects the production of coinage in our new online exhibition, 'Objects of War': ow.ly/5kXS50zEWTQ.

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