My first stab at a Conder Token
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I bought this last week, I don't have a reference on these and have no idea what to pay or if I paid too much, but I like it so I bought it! In fact I don't even know when it was made, but I'd guess about 1790-1795 (perhaps Farthing can help with that question).
The edge reads "PAYABLE AT P. DECKS POST OFFICE BURY XX"
The edge reads "PAYABLE AT P. DECKS POST OFFICE BURY XX"
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I also have this token, bought from Colin Cooke. Very nice looking!
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<< <i>Catalogued as Suffolk Bury DH #26 Listed as common, Dalton & Hamer use the scale RRR, RR, R, Scarce and Common.
I also have this token, bought from Colin Cooke. Very nice looking! >>
Thanks for the info Dave!
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<< <i>look out farthing!!
It is safe to say that he has some competition!
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Collecting:
Conder tokens
19th & 20th Century coins from Great Britain and the Realm
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1987-C Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803
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He's a goner, now.
(I approve, though- those things are cool- I might acquire the habit myself, one day.)
<< <i>My first stab at a Conder Token >>
Oh, and you should be careful about stabbing old tokens and coins. But if you do take a stab at one, use a small, sharp instrument, and put a small, tidy hole near the top. Then you'll know who to send it to.