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[1908] 9/16 oz.....2 cents

[1918] 16/16 oz.....3 cents

[1920] 9/16 oz.....3 cents

[1921] 1 oz.....5 cents

[1924] 1 3/8 oz.....5 cents

[1930] 2 oz.....5 cents

[1933] 1 7/8 oz.....5 cents

[1936] 1 1/2 oz.....5 cents

[1937] 1 5/8 oz.....5 cents

[1938] 1 3/8 oz.....5 cents

[1939] 1 5/8 oz.....5 cents

[1941] 1 1/4 oz.....5 cents

[1944] 1 5/8 oz.....5 cents

[1946] 1 1/2 oz.....5 cents

[1947] 1 oz.....5 cents

[1954] 7/8 oz.....5 cents

[1955] 1 oz.....5 cents

[1958] 7/8 oz.....5 cents

[1960] 1 oz.....5 cents

[1963] 7/8 oz......5 cents

[1965] 1 oz.....5 cents

[1966] 7/8 oz.....5 cents

[1968] 3/4 oz.....5 cents

[1969] 1 1/2 oz.....10 cents

[1970] 1 3/8 oz.....10 cents

[1973] 1.26 oz......10 cents

[1974] 1.4 oz.....15 cents

[1976] 1.2 oz.....15 cents

[1977] 1.2 oz......20 cents

[1978] 1.2 oz.....25 cents

[1980] 1.05 oz.....25 cents

[1982] 1.45 oz.....30 cents

[1983] 1.45 oz.....35 cents

[1986] 1.45 oz.....40 cents

[1986] 1.65 oz.....40 cents

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