Why is mind your business on continental currency?

This coin was designed by Benjamin Franklin; as a reminder to its holders, he put at its bottom the message, “Mind your business”. This design was based on the 1776 “Continental dollar” coin, which was produced in pattern pieces but was never circulated.

What does Fucio mean?

1 : the act or process of liquefying or rendering plastic by heat. 2 : a union by or as if by melting: such as. a : a merging of diverse, distinct, or separate elements into a unified whole Opera is a fusion of several arts.

How to spot a fake 1776 Continental currency coin?

The other side shows a large date of 1776, and is circled with the words “Continental Currency”. On some coins, this is misspelled as “Continental Curency.” This side also depicts a sun and sundial, as well as the word “Fugio.” Look for the word “Copy” or “Replica” on the coin. Not all “fake” coins are counterfeit.

How many Fugio Cents are there in 1787?

Fugio Cents, MS Price Changes Fugio Cents, MS Price Changes PCGS # Des PCGS # Description Desig 63 PCGS # Description Desig 50 64 880 Shop 1787 United States, Cross after Dat BN + 8,500 8,750 30,000 874 Shop 1787 States United, Cross After Dat BN + 18,500

How much does a 1776 Continental dollar weigh?

Since most of the original 1776 Continental dollar coins were made of light metals such as pewter, they tend to weigh between 15 and 19 grams. If a coin weighs outside this range, then that is definitely a fake or a replica. You can also tell a fake by looking at the depth and sharpness of the strike using a magnifying glass or pair of loupes.

Is there such a thing as a counterfeit coin?

Not all “fake” coins are counterfeit. Many are legitimate replicas, some produced by the United States itself. Consult a professional. An obviously fake copy can be identified by comparing it to the description above, but a clever fake can fool all but a well-trained eye.

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