Colonial/Post Colonial America [Risolto]

Can you please add the following periods of time? 

Period of time for American Samoa labeled “Territory of American Samoa”

Period of time for the Confederate States of America labeled “Herrenvolk Republic”

Period of time for Vermont labeled “Republic of Vermont”

Period of time for Connecticut labeled “Independent Colony of Connecticut”

Period of time for Connecticut labeled “State of Connecticut”

Period of time for Maryland labeled “British Colony of Maryland”

Period of time for Massachusetts labeled “British Colony of Massachusetts”

Period of time for Massachusetts labeled “Independent Colony of Massachusetts”

Period of time for Massachusetts labeled “State of Massachusetts”

Period of time for New Jersey labeled “British Colony of New Jersey”

Period of time for New Jersey labeled “State of New Jersey”

Period of time for New York labeled “British Colony of New York”

Period of time for New York labeled “State of New York”

Period of time for Virginia labeled “British Colony of Virginia”

Thank you.

The Confederate States of America was a secessionist entity - whose constitutional arrangements was very much that of the U.S.A. between 1860 to 1865.

Aidan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herrenvolk_democracy

Or instead of Herrenvolk Republic we could list the period as  “Secession from USA” whichever works best for Numsita?

Another period we will need is “State of Marland”

I will list dates for these periods that are requested:

 “Territory of American Samoa” 1900-Now

CSA: “Herrenvolk Republic” or “Secession from USA” 1861-1865

 “Republic of Vermont” 1777-1791

“Province of Connecticut” 1776-1788

 “State of Connecticut” 1788-Now

“British Colony of Maryland” 1632-1776

 “British Colony of Massachusetts” 1620-1776

“Province of Massachusetts” 1776-1788

“State of Massachusetts” 1788—Now

“British Colony of New Jersey” 1664-1776

 “State of New Jersey” 1787-Now

 “British Colony of New York” 1664-1776

“State of New York” 1788-Now

 “British Colony of Virginia” 1607-1776

“State of Maryland” 1788-Now

Those would be ruling authorities?

We have almost all of these currently set up under United States > Pre-Federal as sub-issuers.  

I don't think we usually assign date ranges to issuers, only to currencies.

Maybe this is what is needed/requested?

Berkshire Collecting

I will list dates for these periods that are requested:

 

 “Territory of American Samoa” 1900-Now

 

CSA: “Herrenvolk Republic” or “Secession from USA” 1861-1865

 

 “Republic of Vermont” 1777-1791

 

“Province of Connecticut” 1776-1788

 

 “State of Connecticut” 1788-Now

 

“British Colony of Maryland” 1632-1776

 

 “British Colony of Massachusetts” 1620-1776

 

“Province of Massachusetts” 1776-1788

 

“State of Massachusetts” 1788—Now

 

“British Colony of New Jersey” 1664-1776

 

 “State of New Jersey” 1787-Now

 

 “British Colony of New York” 1664-1776

 

“State of New York” 1788-Now

 

 “British Colony of Virginia” 1607-1776

 

“State of Maryland” 1788-Now

 

Can you link one entry for each of these?

Berkshire Collecting

I will list dates for these periods that are requested:

 

 

“State of Maryland” 1788-Now

 

Excuse my ignorance but what does this mean?  That Maryland was/is the issuing authority for “Maryland” currency from 1788 to present?  Did Maryland forget to read the US Constitution before they approved it?

Compendium

Berkshire Collecting

I will list dates for these periods that are requested:

 

 “Territory of American Samoa” 1900-Now

 

CSA: “Herrenvolk Republic” or “Secession from USA” 1861-1865

 

 “Republic of Vermont” 1777-1791

 

“Province of Connecticut” 1776-1788

 

 “State of Connecticut” 1788-Now

 

“British Colony of Maryland” 1632-1776

 

 “British Colony of Massachusetts” 1620-1776

 

“Province of Massachusetts” 1776-1788

 

“State of Massachusetts” 1788—Now

 

“British Colony of New Jersey” 1664-1776

 

 “State of New Jersey” 1787-Now

 

 “British Colony of New York” 1664-1776

 

“State of New York” 1788-Now

 

 “British Colony of Virginia” 1607-1776

 

“State of Maryland” 1788-Now

 

Can you link one entry for each of these?

Bump

In my opinion, the need for these has been satisfied by the current sub-issuers and currencies available under United States, and we can close this (unless there is some desire to use Great Britain ruling authorities from Cromwell to George III, which I don't think was the intent):

American Samoa - Issuer United States > American Samoa exists

Confederate States of America labeled “Herrenvolk Republic” - Issuer U.S. > Confederate States exists

Vermont labeled “Republic of Vermont” - Issuer U.S. >  Vermont, Republic of exists

Connecticut labeled “Independent Colony of Connecticut” - Not needed.  U.S. > U.S. (pre-federal) > Connecticut has currency=Pound available 

Connecticut labeled “State of Connecticut” - Issuer U.S. > U.S. (pre-federal) > Connecticut exists

Maryland labeled “British Colony of Maryland” - Issuer United States > United States (pre-federal) > Maryland (currency = Pound) exists

Massachusetts labeled “British Colony of Massachusetts”- Issuer U.S. > U.S. (pre-federal) > Massachusetts has currency = Pound availble 

Massachusetts labeled “Independent Colony of Massachusetts” - As above for Connecticut

Massachusetts labeled “State of Massachusetts” - Issuer exists

Period of time for New Jersey labeled “British Colony of New Jersey” - As above for Massachusetts

Period of time for New Jersey labeled “State of New Jersey” - Issuer exists

Period of time for New York labeled “British Colony of New York” - As above for Masachusetts

Period of time for New York labeled “State of New York” - Issuer exists

Period of time for Virginia labeled “British Colony of Virginia” - As above for Masachusetts

British America needs addition as well - for the Rosa Americana coins under the reign of King George I.

Aidan.

Good catch.   I will see where we have these now … (is Woods coinage a similar issue?)

Good catch (not aligned with any particular state, right?)  I'll see where we have these now … (is Woods Hibernia coinage a similar issue?)

tdziemia

Good catch (not aligned with any particular state, right?)  I'll see where we have these now … (is Woods Hibernia coinage a similar issue?)

The Woods ‘Hibernia’ coins are listed under ‘Ireland’, as that is where they circulated first.

Aidan.