Difference between revisions of "Canada, Lower Canada"
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Lower Canada is today the province of Quebec. During its days as a French colony, it was called Nouvelle France. | Lower Canada is today the province of Quebec. During its days as a French colony, it was called Nouvelle France. | ||
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* [[Canada 1815 1/2 penny token]] | * [[Canada 1815 1/2 penny token]] | ||
* [[Canada (1837-38) sou token KM-Tn5|Montreal ND (1837-38) "bouquet" sou token]] | * [[Canada (1837-38) sou token KM-Tn5|Montreal ND (1837-38) "bouquet" sou token]] | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 25 April 2022
Lower Canada is today the province of Quebec. During its days as a French colony, it was called Nouvelle France.
- French Colonies 1670-A 5 sols
- French Colonies 1670-A 15 sols
- Canada 1815 1/2 penny token
- Montreal ND (1837-38) "bouquet" sou token
- WM.Molson 1837 sou token
- City Bank 1837 1/2 penny token "Habitant"
- Banque du Peuple 1837 1/2 penny token "Habitant"
- Bank of Montreal 1837 1/2 penny token "Habitant"
- Quebec Bank 1837 penny token "Habitant"
- Bank of Montreal 1837 penny token "Habitant"
- Bank of Montreal 1838 1/2 penny token "side view"
- Bank of Montreal 1838 penny token "side view"
- Bank of Montreal 1839 1/2 penny token "side view"
- Bank of Montreal 1839 penny token "side view"
- Bank of Montreal 1844 1/2 penny token "front view"
- Maison Jacques Cartier Bronze Token, ND (ca. 1885)