I was digging in the junk drawer and found...

MadMarty

These!!


Mexico City Mint, correct?

Mmmmm Chopmarks!!

What is this please?

What mint is this from?


Any ideas??

DNADave

What mint is this from? 4th coin

I think that one is Potossi but I'm at work and not 100%


The first one I don't think is Mexico City.


Edited to add:......Not bad for a junk drawer.

DBSTrader2

What I wouldn't give to have a "junk" drawer like that!!

- - Dave

IloiloKano

They're all junk of course, but I'll take them off your hand at melt if you want.

TwoKopeiki

#1 Lima Mint 2 Reales
#2 Mexico City Mint 8 Reales
#3 ? Canadian Halfpenny, perhaps?
#4 Potosi Mint 8 Reales
#5 Mexico City 8 Reales
#6 British something or other ( 3 shillings, if I had to take a wild guess )
#7 Mexico City 8 Reales (Assayer: J J)
#8 Potosi 8 Reales
#9 Guanajuato Mint 8 Reales

farthing

The third coin is a Conder token - catalogued as Middlesex Kilvington's #349 The token is listed under John Kilvington, and is a mule of the reverse of the genuine Kilvington tokens (the Brunswick Halfpenny side) with the Guard and Glory of Britain die from the Middlesex National Series.

There are 4 edge varieties for this token:
349: Engrailed (Common)
349a: PAYABLE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF ROBERT REYNOLDS & CO (very rare)
349b: PAYABLE IN ANGLESEY LONDON OR LIVERPOOL (very rare)
349c: Plain (struck without a collar) (Common)

#6 is a bank token from the next great token period in English history. These appear in auctions quite frequently, usually not separated out from Mint issues. You should be able to find examples on eBay, Heritage or Stacks without any problems. They do come in several denominations and there are also Irish bank tokens.

MadMarty

Thanks for the info!!!!