My new coin!! Conder?

Zulan

My new toy!! I have absolutely no idea what it really is. This is a conder? Yes?

Almost all of the marks are on the plastic. I should rip it out of that old holder.

Enjoy!!

Zulan

Sorry about the double post. THe computer crashed and the first one disappeared. So I reposted. Now I have two all of a sudden!!

Zulan

Conder101

It is a Conder token. It is a little hard to tell exactly what it is because that design was used in three different counties. You have either an Essex 36, a Middlesex 967, or a Sussex 2. All thee of these used the same obverse and reverse dies and the only difference was te edge inscription.

If it says WARLEY CAMP HALFPENNY .X.X.X. It is Essex 36 WAREY CAMP HALFPENNY MDCCXCIV .X.X.X. Is Essex 36a

If it says BRIGHTON CAMP HALFPENNY .X.X.X.X. then it is Sussex 2

The Middlesex tokens can have four different edges

PAYABLE AT W GYE'S PRINTER BATH X.X is 967

PAYABLE AT IOHN SAWYER'S ROMNEY.X. is 967a

PAYABLE IN LANCASTER LONDON OR BRISTOL is 967b

PAYABLE AT THOMAS BUNDOCKS is 967c

Essex 36 is common 36a is scarce

Sussex 2 is common

Middlesex 967 is scarce 967a is RRR 967b is common 967c is RRR

Mintage for Essex 36 is unknown These were made for use in the camp.

Mintage for Middlesex 967 is unknown. These were made for general circulation, not a specific individual.

Mntage of Sussex 2 was probably around 400,000. Possibly made for Richard Maplesdon

The dies were made by Thomas Wyon of Birmingham and they were struck by William Lutwyche also of Birmingham.