Pine Tree Shilling

Arienne King

by Arienne King
published on 18 April 2021

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Pine Tree Shilling — The silver "pine tree" shilling minted in the Massachusetts Bay Colony by John Hull in 1652.

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Arienne King

Arienne King is a writer and historical consultant specializing in Ptolemaic Egypt and classical antiquity. She has written for publications such as BBC's HistoryExtra and Ancient History Magazine.

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