Doubloon (Brasher), 1786, "1742"

New York an Related Issues (1786 - 1787)

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Obverse: Two pillars with fleur-de-lis above and waves below, divided by two vertical lines into nine sections with L 8 V above, P V A central, and 7 4 2 below. All is enclosed in a beaded border with BRASHER in small letters between bottom beads and waves.

Lettering: o PHILIP o V o D o G o H o REX ANO 1786 / L 8 V / P V A / 7 4 2 / BRASHER

Reverse: A Jerusalem cross divides the die into four quadrants. Rough engraved castles appear in the northwest and southeast quadrants, lions in the opposing quadrants. EB hallmark of Ephraim Brasher appears at the center of the cross.

Lettering: I HISPANIARUM ET IND REX / EB

Identification
Yeoman, R. S., Bressett, K., Bowers Q. D., Garrett J. (Ed.) (2009). A Guide Book of United States Coins 2010: The Official Red Book (63rd ed.). Atlanta, GA: Whitman Publishing, LLC
page: 61
Main data

Denomination: Doubloon

Nickname: Brasher

Value: 8

Currency: Escudo

Year: 1786

Variety: "1742"

Type: Countersigned

Minting

Minting type: hammered

Parameters

Material: Gold

Shape: Round

Historical Data

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