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Canada › Canadian provinces › Prince Edward Island • Pound (1790-1871)

12 Pence = 1 Shilling • 5 Shillings = 1 Crown • 20 Shillings = 1 Pound

1 Penny (DMC P.E.I Uniface - McCarthy)
ND
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 11 g • ⌀ 34.4 mm
CCT# PE-3, N# 100002

1 Penny (P.E.I Uniface - McCausland)
ND
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 9.0 g • ⌀ 35.0 mm
CCT# PE-2, N# 100000

1 Cent (Fisheries and Agriculture)
1855
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 5.6 g • ⌀ 26 mm
CCT# PE-6, Breton His# 920, TC# 436078, N# 31054

1 Shilling - Charles IIII (Plug Dollar)
1791-1808
Emergency coinage › Official necessity coins
Silver • 4.8 g • ⌀ 16 mm
CCT# PE-1B, KM# 1, N# 24521

5 Shillings - Charles IIII (Holey Dollar)
1791-1808
Emergency coinage › Official necessity coins
Silver • 21.8 g • ⌀ 39.2 mm
CCT# PE-1A, KM# 2.1, N# 22552

Canada › Canadian provinces › Prince Edward Island • Dollar (1871-1873)

1 Dollar = 100 Cents

1 Cent - Victoria
1871
Coins › Standard circulation coins
Bronze • 5.67 g • ⌀ 25.4 mm
KM# 4, N# 989

Canada › Canadian provinces › Quebec • Pound

480 Sous = 240 Pence = 24 Francs = 20 Shillings = 8 Ecus = 4 Dollars = 1 Pound

15 Livres - George III
1790
Banknotes › Standard circulation banknotes

N# 376541

Canada › Canadian provinces › Upper Canada • Dollar (1858-date)

1 Dollar = 100 Cents

100 Dollars (British American Commercial College Bank)
ND (1864)
Banknotes › Local banknotes

N# 322569

Canada › Canadian provinces › Upper Canada • Pound

½ Penny (Sir Isaac Brock)
1812
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 5.0 g • ⌀ 26.6 mm
CCT# UC-5, Breton His# 723, N# 99760

½ Penny (Sloop Token - Commercial Change, Hunter)
1815
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 6.1 g • ⌀ 27.2 mm
CCT# UC-8, Breton His# 726, N# 99926

½ Penny (Sir Issac Brock)
1816
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 5 g • ⌀ 26.7 mm
CCT# UC-7, Breton His# 725, N# 70201

½ Penny (Sir Issac Brock)
1816
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 4.7 g • ⌀ 26.6 mm
CCT# UC-6, Breton His# 724, N# 52188

½ Penny (Sloop Token - Commercial Change, Shovels/Anvil)
1820
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Brass • 6.5 g • ⌀ 27.5 mm
CCT# UC-9, Breton His# 727, N# 25061

½ Penny (Sloop Token - Commercial Change, Cask)
1821
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 6.2 g • ⌀ 27.2 mm
CCT# UC-10, Breton His# 728, N# 99929

½ Penny (Sloop Token - Commercial Change, Cask)
1821
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 6.4 g • ⌀ 27.4 mm
CCT# UC-11, Breton His# 729, N# 99930

½ Penny (Sloop Token - To Facilitate Trade)
1823-1833
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 6.5 g • ⌀ 27.4 mm
CCT# UC-12, Breton His# 730, N# 42341

½ Penny (Lesslie and Sons)
ND (1824-1828)
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 7.1 g • ⌀ 27.5 mm
CCT# UC-2, Breton His# 718, N# 81529

½ Penny - Perrins Bros (speed the Plough - No labour, No bread)
ND (1830)
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 6.2 g • ⌀ 26.1 mm
CCT# UC-4, Breton His# 1010, N# 73607

½ Penny (George IV)
1832
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 8.6 g • ⌀ 28.2 mm
CCT# UC-14, Breton His# 732, N# 81530

½ Penny (Sloop Token - Commercial Change - Tools)
1833
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 5.4 g • ⌀ 27.7 mm
CCT# UC-13, Breton His# 731, N# 85108

2 Pence (Lesslie and Sons)
1822
Emergency coinage › Merchant tokens
Copper • 28.0 g • ⌀ 40.3 mm
CCT# UC-3, Breton His# 717, N# 99733

1 Dollar / 1 Piastre / 5 Shillings (The Agricultural Bank)
1835-1837
Banknotes › Local banknotes
175 × 74 mm
Ch BN# 12-02-02, 12-02-04, N# 330327

2 Dollars - Bank of Upper Canada (Kingston)
1820
Banknotes › Local banknotes
170 × 69 mm
Ch BN# 12-04, N# 330402

2 Dollars
1834
Banknotes
180 × 77 mm
Ch BN# 20-10-06, N# 446520

2 Dollars / 10 Shillings (The Agricultural Bank)
1835
Banknotes › Local banknotes
175 × 75 mm
Ch BN# 12-02-06, N# 330778

4 Dollars
1834
Banknotes
180 × 77 mm
Ch BN# 20-10-14, N# 446519

4 Dollars / 1 Pound (Bank of British North America, Brantford)
1853
Banknotes › Banknote patterns and trials

P# S221, N# 375175

Canada › Canadian provinces › Upper Canada • Pound

480 Sous = 240 Pence = 24 Francs = 20 Shillings = 8 Ecus = 4 Dollars = 1 Pound

½ Penny - King George III (Copper Company of Upper Canada (Pattern))
1794
Coins › Patterns
Copper • 13.1 g • ⌀ 28.9 mm
CCT# PF-4, PF-5, N# 353449

½ Penny - King George III (Copper Company of Upper Canada; Pattern)
1794
Coins › Patterns
Silver • 12.8 g • ⌀ 28.9 mm
Ch# PF-5B, N# 425187

Canada › Canadian provinces › Upper Canada • Unspecified currency

Medal - George III (Upper Canada)
ND (1814)
Medals › Award medals: Loyal and Patriotic Society of Toronto
Silver • 74.5 g • ⌀ 51.2 mm
Leroux# 866, PCGS# 923332, N# 408021

Medal - William Dummer Powell and Anne Murray, Golden Wedding (Upper Canada)
1825
Personality medals › Wedding medals: William Dummer Powell and Anne Murray, Golden Wedding in 1825
Silver • ⌀ 39 mm
Leroux# 730, N# 156181

Medal - Victoria (Indian Chief’s Medal)
1840
Medals › Award medals
Silver • ⌀ 75 mm
BHM# 1975, Eimer# 1347a, Breton His# 24, N# 427417