Reference guide for early colonial coins?

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The Whitman Encyclopedia of Colonial and Early American coins is a good book on most colonial coins. You would need a separate reference for circulating foreign coinage like your Spanish coin though. I am sure there are good reference books on those but I am not familiar with them, good luck in your quest!
 

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you can find stuff all over using google
 

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The Red Book - A Guide Book of United States Coins, 17th Edition, 1964, by R. S. Yeoman Whitman Publishing, Racine, Wisconsin
 

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