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100 Dollars - Leonard I Henry Chadwick

Issuer Hutt River Province
Year 1992
Type Local coin
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Reverse script Latin
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Hutt River Province — formally the Province of Hutt River — was an unrecognized micronation in Western Australia that seceded from the Commonwealth in 1970 under Leonard Casley, who later styled himself Prince Leonard I. These coins were struck as legal tender within the province's own declared jurisdiction and sold primarily to collectors, functioning more as revenue instruments than circulating currency. The X# prefix in the catalog reference confirms its classification outside sovereign issues.

Henry Chadwick was a 19th-century English sporting journalist, best remembered as the father of baseball's box score.

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