COIN

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

Text that reads "NOT ONE CENT FOR TRIBUTE," surrounded by decorative elements including a wreath, and possibly used as a political or protest piece in its time, showcasing its aged and weathered brass appearance with signs of wear around its edges, suggesting its antiquity and historical significance, possibly from the era of economic or political statements where such tokens were used for making strong messages or stances against policies, thus reflecting a piece of historical rhetoric in numismatic form, and capturing an era's sentiment in metal, symbolizing an expression not intended as currency but rather a statement.

Text that reads "NOT ONE CENT FOR TRIBUTE," surrounded by decorative elements including a wreath, and possibly used as a political or protest piece in its time, showcasing its aged and weathered brass appearance with signs of wear around its edges, suggesting its antiquity and historical significance, possibly from the era of economic or political statements where such tokens were used for making strong messages or stances against policies, thus reflecting a piece of historical rhetoric in numismatic form, and capturing an era's sentiment in metal, symbolizing an expression not intended as currency but rather a statement.

Name/Title

COIN

Entry/Object ID

166/10857

Description

United States/"Merchants Exchange Wall Street New York" picture of courthoues and ?Built 1827 - Burnt 1835" on one side/"Millions For Defense - Not One Cent For Tribute" and wreath on one side/copper

Collection

MONEY

Made/Created

Place

Country

United States of America

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Coin

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Money

Nomenclature Class

Exchange Media

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Parts

Count

1

Material

COPPER

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Nov 18, 2004