May 23, 2022 · The Draped Bust George Washington tokens all bear the date 1783. Like the Military Bust Tokens, they were also actually struck in the 1820-1840 period. It is very likely that these were struck in Birmingham, England due to the style of …

1783-dated Washington Cent, Draped Bust/No Button. As noted in Breen, struck by the Soho Mint in Birmingham circa 1820, to circulate alongside U. S. Federal Large Cents as a token issue of convenience.

Obverse Image: Draped bust of Washington facing left. Reverse Image: Seated Liberty with capped staff and olive branch. General Information: Washington and Independence, draped bust without button. Place Made: United Kingdom: England, Birmingham Place Of Issue: United States. See more items in: Work and Industry: National Numismatic Collection.

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Obverse Image: Military bust of Washington facing left. Reverse Image: Seated Liberty with capped staff and olive branch. General Information: Washington and Independence, small military bust type. Place Made: United Kingdom: England, Birmingham Place Of Issue: United States. See more items in: Work and Industry: National Numismatic Collection.

Nice portrait of Washington wearing an olive wreath on his head and a military waistcoat. Obverse: His bust is facing left. Around him is the inscription "WASHINGTON & …

The obverse of the Draped or Mantled Washington bust token depicts a laurel wreathed Washington facing left in a toga with the legend "WASHINGTON AND INDEPENDENCE" and the date 1783, commemorating the end of the Revolutionary War.

Very nice 1783 dated Washington Colonial Piece honoring George Washington's military career. This coin is a somewhat contemporary restrike with restrikes likely struck around 1850.

This 1783 Washington & Independence Copper Draped Bust Cent (Wash, Sm Military EE) has been certified as XF-40 by PCGS, one of the top two coin grading services. This coin has a population of only 7 coins! PCGS encapsulation guarantees the coin’s XF-40 condition. This is the "Washington, Sm Miltary" EE variety.