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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1908053, member: 66"]They call them coins because they are round and made of metal, and colonial because they have the 1783 date on them. Kind of like why do they keep calling late 1700's Dutch East Indies Duits New York Pennies? The Dutch were driven out of New York a hundred years before the dates on the coins, and the coins didn't circulate much if any in New York, they circulated in Indonesia.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1908053, member: 66"]They call them coins because they are round and made of metal, and colonial because they have the 1783 date on them. Kind of like why do they keep calling late 1700's Dutch East Indies Duits New York Pennies? The Dutch were driven out of New York a hundred years before the dates on the coins, and the coins didn't circulate much if any in New York, they circulated in Indonesia.[/QUOTE]
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