COIN

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

Featuring intricate engravings and inscriptions; the central emblem is surrounded by the Latin phrase "PECUNIA TOTUM CIRCUMIT ORBEM," which translates to "Money makes the world go round." The design suggests a historical or possibly numismatic significance, with a globe and shield motif hinting at its origins. The coin's metallic surface exhibits a weathered patina, indicative of age and historical usage, while the texture of the background offers a contrasting backdrop that highlights the coin's detailed features and artistic craftsmanship.

Featuring intricate engravings and inscriptions; the central emblem is surrounded by the Latin phrase "PECUNIA TOTUM CIRCUMIT ORBEM," which translates to "Money makes the world go round." The design suggests a historical or possibly numismatic significance, with a globe and shield motif hinting at its origins. The coin's metallic surface exhibits a weathered patina, indicative of age and historical usage, while the texture of the background offers a contrasting backdrop that highlights the coin's detailed features and artistic craftsmanship.

Name/Title

COIN

Entry/Object ID

166/10924

Description

"Totum Circumit Orbem Pecunia" and globe on one side/"Joannes WIDG Portbrasetalg" and crown on one side

Collection

MONEY

Made/Created

Date made

1820 - 1830

Notes

Date: 1820-1830

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Coin

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Money

Nomenclature Class

Exchange Media

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Dimensions

Height

1/16 in

Diameter

1-3/8 in

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Nov 17, 2004