I'm not so hot at any copper alloy coin, but! Here's some Conders..... Thank you Ted and Frank...
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I finally sent these in for grading to pcgs. Well, actually, I had my good friend Las Vegas Teddy send them in for grading and had help from broadstruck, Frank. I sure do wanna think you guys for putting your heads together for this submission, that's how much I knew about these two Conders. What you guys did for me is very much appreciated and will be remembered. Great friends to have 
Thank you.
Anyways here they are in all of their plastic glory. PCGS shows a population of 2 on each and of course the other two are graded higher than mine. I bought these two pieces raw quite a while back and I think I even showed them here on this forum. I find them as interesting as they are pretty cool.
Thank for looking comments are welcome and happy hunting, Joe
I love this one cause it kinda reminds me of, me
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Very nice. I have not collected these, but have admired many here on the forum over the years. Of course any coin/token dated in the 1700's is amazing in it's own right. Great pictures too.... Cheers, RickO
They are real nice.. I like them.
Great conders, Joe. I had a few of them years ago, Staffordshires I think. They were readily available at reasonable prices then and to be 2-300 years old in unc. condition was something. Nice collection started, Joe.
Jim
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Your Welcome!
Do you know who the 3rd Blockhead is?
The person holding the token reading the obverse
Sometimes you just have to collect coins that are interesting........
OINK
Also Hospital Gate was street address in Smithfield.
As it's commonly thought that the Denton Bros dealt in coins and iron gates... Nope just coins.