The Meet Your Maker podcast.
On ‘Devil worshipers, Yeats and Ireland’s first coinage’.
Host Liam Geraghty writes:
In 1928 the Irish Free State caused a commotion when they decided to put animals on their coins instead of political heads. Historian Maeve Casserly, coin designer Mary Gregoriy and former keeper of the National Museum of Ireland Michael Kenny tell the story.
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1 Cian = 4 3d’s
cian = his weight in gold
Are you sure Cian is not an old 5p….a SHILLing
Four thruppences were a shilling. So we are on the same track.
Inspired idea. The hare, pig and horse were of much more value. You can tell a lot about a nation by what it sticks on its money and its stamps.