LM is correct - it is a Conder token from the mid-1790's.
Catalogued by Dalton and Hamer as Surrey Guildford #9 and is a common token. The obverse features the arms of the town of Guildford; a castle with a leopard below. The reverse is a 3/4 figure of Bishop Blaize (the patron saint of woolcombers) behind a woolpack.
Your token would be in the $5-10 range
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Mid-1790s, if it is.
There are plenty of Conder experts here.
Alas, I ain't one of them.
Catalogued by Dalton and Hamer as Surrey Guildford #9 and is a common token.
The obverse features the arms of the town of Guildford; a castle with a leopard below. The reverse is a 3/4 figure of Bishop Blaize (the patron saint of woolcombers) behind a woolpack.
Your token would be in the $5-10 range
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19th & 20th Century coins from Great Britain and the Realm