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American Journal of Numismatics
Cob Money. A term applied to the early Mexican and South American money,
both in gold and silver, from the method of striking the coins with a hammer. They
are known in Mexico by the name of Maquina dr. papalotc jj cruz, i.e., windmill
and ...
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American Journal of Numismatics, and Bulletin of American ...
COB MONEY. A correspondent of the Boston Transcript, speaking of " Cob
money," says : — Although the reason assigned for application of this term to the
early Mexican money, including those pieces ranging in value from one-sixteenth
of a ...
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The Coins of Colonial America: World Trade Coins of the ...
Peruvian 2 Reales, 1741 Because of the designs on the coins, the Peruvian
natives often referred to cob money as m'quina de papalote y cruz or literally “
windmill and cross money.” 11. Peruvian 4 Reales, 1721 Very little of the design
details ...
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, William E. Pittman, John A. Caramia, Jr., 1997
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The Trumpet of the Swan
COB. Billings? CYGNUS. Montana. It*s much closer than the ends of the earth.
COB. Excellent idea, my love. I shall leave this instant for Billings. CYGNUS.
What are you going to use for money? COB. Money? I... Leave that to me.
CYGNUS.
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A Dictionary of Numismatic Names: Their Official and Popular ...
Clean Dollars Cob Money Clean Dollars. A term used to designate the
unchopped Chinese Dollars; they usually command a premium of one per cent or
more over the chopped varieties. See Chalmers (p. 378). Clementi. A general
term for the ...
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The Numismatist: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine for Those ...
Unfortunately, I was so young that the coins did not make much of an impression
on me, and all I recall is some gold “cob money"—Spanish-— which to me looked
curious and unusual. I would hardly have recalled this but for the fact that he ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
... strong horse; a male swan (also cob' -swan); a lump (esp of coal, ore or clay); a
rounded object; a cobloaf; the axis of a head of maize, a corncob; a cobnut: an
irregularly-shaped Spanish-American dollar of the 1 7c to I9c (also cob money).
L. R. Packard. — 50 Pfennings (silver), 1876, and 1 Pfennig (copper), 1874; coins
of the German Empire. Richard L. Trumbutt. — One specimen of Cob money, 1
Real. 1758. John Frumbutl. — Two specimens of Cob money, 1 Real, 1797. and .
Yale University. Society of the Alumni. Executive Committee, 1877
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Cape Cod and Miscellanies
Queen Mary's coppers picked up, and pieces of silver called cob-money. The
violence of the seas moves the sands on the outer bar, so that at times the iron
caboose of the ship [that is, Bellamy's] at low ebbs has been seen." Another tells
us ...
Henry David Thoreau, Bradford Torrey, Franklin Benjamin Sanborn, 1906
last visit looking for shells and pebbles, just after that storm which I have
mentioned as moving the sand to a great depth, not knowing but I might find
some cob-money, I did actually pick up a French crown piece, worth about one
dollar and six ...
Henry David Thoreau, 1893
