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Broadstruck

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1790’s Thomas Spence "End Of Pain" Conder Token, 1/4 Penny Farthing, Copper, 21mm Diameter, NGC MS61BN, D&H-1105 Rated “Scarce”

A ever so popular well hung obverse pictorial which is a nicely centered medium chocolate brown with faint patina and no spot or verdigris issues. Struck on a cracked planchet as commonly seen visible in the photo, however also being mentioned for accuracies sake. This example ends your pain of trying to find a UNC example without needing to stretch your budget in a noose for the typical $1.8K to crazy money $3-6K high grade MS level. So count your farthings fast then send me a PM to hold if interested as this one shouldn't hang around long before a deal is executed.

MFH

Interesting stuff. Love the description for THE END OF PAIN

lordmarcovan

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Whatsamatter, the robocensor tripping you up on the word "peacock"?

Bummer.

Look...

peacock

cockroach

cock-a-doodle-do

Nyah-nyah, robocensor. I am immune!

Broadstruck

Thanks lordmarcovan as your method worked like a charm... Keets showed me another way but I couldn't get it to work.

Broadstruck

Won't be hanging around on here today so any PM's I'll have to answer tonight

Broadstruck

<< <i>Interesting stuff. Love the description for THE END OF PAIN >>



Thanks MFH!