[Game] World Coins Time Machine… Counting Backward by Year! (Plus Prize Coin)

Spain
AV 4 Escudos 1815
Madrid Mint
Fernando VII 1808-33

 

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Kingdom of the Netherlands - Token - 1815 - Inauguration of King Willem I.

 

Mexico, Royalists, 8 reales, Ferdinand VII, Guadalajara, 1814 MR.
KM 111.3
26.68 grams

 

Awadh, AR rupee, AH1229 (AD1814)

 

Hannover/ Braunschweig-Lùnenburg-Calenberg Line
AV 2 1/2 Thaler 1814-CHH
Hannover Mint
George III 1760-1820

 

Angola 1814 Macuta

 

Kingdom of Prussia - 1 Taler - 1814 - King Friedrich Wilhelm III.

 

1814 is getting tricky for GB coins - all I have is this Eighteen pence token:

 

I picked this up from French Auction as "unsold" lot for 1000euros/ great deal. The original coin that I lost (Brabant MS Mouton d'or/ Jeanne & Wencelas went quadruple its estimate(9000euros)/ so ended up with cheaper coin. Mints other then Paris "A" Lille "W" are hard to obtain.

 

Here is my 1814/13 from Spain/ that coin was $$$/ got into bidding war/ $2800 big mistake. But now I am glad to have it. I picked up 2 wins in CNG auction/ so will have to work hard to pay for them.

 

Kingdom of France - Medal - 1814 - Visit of Emperor Franz I. of Austria to the french medal mint in Paris

 

AV 20 Francs 1814-A
Paris Mint
Louis XVIII (Kingdom Restored) Habillé

 

1813:
Kingdom of Italy - Soldo - 1813 - Emperor and King Napoleon I.

 

Spain/ French Occupation (1808-14)
AV 80 Reales 1813-RN-M
Madrid Mint
Jose Napoleon 1808-14
ex: Calico Auction/ Rudman coll.

 

1813 Mexico Oaxaca copper 8 Reales


1813 Essequebo & Demarary Stiver

 

Found another one:

Portugal 1813 40 Reis

 

As mentioned before GB coins during the Napoleonic war were not produced much, so the slack was taken up by companies producing tokens. Here are a few:

 

I forgot all about my tokens. You should like these @PaddyB

 

I guess I could research it, but I wonder why GB/England didn't mint coins during the Napoleonic wars. It seems to me that war moves grows an economy and expands the monetary supply. Was GB paying non-British mercenaries, and sending all the money outside of the country? Hmmm . . . .

Anyway, here are my three 1813s. Two are Denmark duplicates but different conditions. The other is half of Chris B's Essequebo & Demarary stiver.

 

A pair of bank tokens for 1813 is all I can offer.