Help with a British Conder token D&H number

coinsarefun

I posted this ATS, in the "Conder" thread" and a separate thread but wanted to get opinions here too

I decided to submit for grading and included the various copies of paper work from the original owner of this Conder.

NGC is going to slab it as a 299b but it does not have a milled edge. It has a plain edge, therefore it should not be a 299 either
since that designation has lettering.

What is the best way to differentiate this token from the others as far as indicating it on the slab?
I asked since is not listed in the D&H I thought to have it indicated as a 299 with a caption of "plain edge"

What do you guys think?


Also a side note......................I found a book from the 60's for sale titled
"Specious Tokens and those struck for General Circulation 1784-1804"
By:R.C Bell......kinda neat using the tokens obverse for the cover page





Here is the Conder in question.

Thanks for any help.

Stefanie

giorgio11

Totally cool, and a beautiful piece. I might suggest Middlesex-DH299 var Plain Edge. If that will fit on the insert.

"Asses running for sixpence," hmmm, that hits a bit too close to home ...