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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | The central field, enclosed within a raised inner circle and a beaded border, bears the denomination text in two lines. The peripheral legend arcs around the full circumference of the coin, separated from the inner circle by a raised rim, and carries the politically charged inscription asserting the superiority of copper coinage over paper currency — a direct commentary on the monetary instability of the era. The overall design is plain and typographic, emphasizing the token's utilitarian purpose. |
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Nova Scotia's early 19th-century copper tokens were largely a private affair, with merchants and trading houses filling the chronic small-change vacuum left by an indifferent colonial administration. This piece was issued under trade token authority rather than any Crown mandate — a pragmatic response to the near-total absence of regal copper in circulation across the Maritime colonies following the Napoleonic Wars, which had disrupted transatlantic shipping and with it any reliable supply of British halfpence.
Breton 964 is among the more frequently encountered of the Nova Scotia series, suggesting wide commercial distribution in Halifax and surrounding ports.