Let's See Your Conder Tokens

PhilArnold

Hi All,
I wouldn't call myself an avid Conder collector, but I enjoy them. There's so much variety, history and general weirdness going on with them. Yesterday I had a piece come in the mail from Druid's Cache, a particular type that I've always liked. I love this reclining shepherd and the whole pastoral vibe to it (Worcestershire Dudley DH7 1790). Lets see your Conders!

TomB

I used to have so many of these in the 1990s. I'd have to go through my files to find any old images, but your token and images are terrific.

Coinlover101

I like Conder tokens too but don't own any (yet).

About a decade ago there was a guy on here that was mad about them and had an extensive Conder tokens collection.

Search for cosmicdebris and enjoy his posts

PhilArnold

I remember cosmicdebris. I wonder what ever happened to him.

John Conduitt

That is an amazing token. I would get into these more if I had the money.

Pidcock Halfpenny Conder Token, 1795

Birmingham. Copper, 29mm, 7.04g. Toucan; TO THE CURIOUS OBSERVERS OF NATURAL PHENOMENA. Two-headed cow standing right; EXETER CHANGE LONDON STRAND (D&H Middlesex 454). Issuer Gilbert Pidcock was a menagerist and showman. He exhibited the two-headed cow in January 1791 at the Lyceum in the Strand in London.

ajaan

Cool token Phil.

rwyarmch

Plenty of variety in the Conder token series!

Stella

bidask

Not a token …but what is this ?

Maybe it is a token ?

bidask

Here is another ….what’s this ?
I think this is a token too

jesbroken

First one I ever had years ago. Liked them a lot at the time.
Jim