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| 表面の説明 | The obverse bears an all-text design within a beaded border. The issuer's name EDWARD REECE curves along the upper periphery in bold serif lettering. The central field carries a multi-line legend reading WHOLESALE / AND RETAIL / BUILDERS / AND FURNISHING / IRONMONGER / BIRMINGHAM / AND SHEFFIELD / WAREHOUSE / CHRISTCHURCH / CANTERBURY / N.Z., identifying the merchant's trade and locations. No pictorial device is present; the entire design consists of commercial advertising text rendered in block capital letters. The token was issued in multiple die varieties distinguished by the relative positions of specific letters in the obverse legend. |
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| 表面の銘文 | EDWARD REECE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDERS AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD WAREHOUSE CHRISTCHURCH CANTERBURY N.Z. |
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Edward Reece operated as a draper in Christchurch during the provincial token era of the 1850s and 1860s, when the colonial government's chronic shortage of small change left New Zealand merchants little choice but to commission their own copper issues from British diesinkers. Reece's tokens were struck in Birmingham, as were the vast majority of New Zealand merchant pieces. Andrews and Renniks each catalogue three distinct varieties for this issuer, suggesting at least minor die variations across the run.