John Conduitt ✭✭✭✭

Yes. Technically, a Conder token is any token in James Conder's index, but anything in Dalton & Hamer would count, and these are D&H-831a and D&H842b. (View Post)

Thanks for the great write up. Those coins are amazing. As with the imagery, I presume the legend fragments were just copied from Roman coins (as with the Crispus type), but the 'London' legend can't… (View Post)

You did well. If you’re going to get one ancient, this is it. The ‘strike’ thing on one of these is a bit ludicrous when Athena is never entirely on the flan, but at least yours has a complete nose. (View Post)

Yes there are plenty of English rulers where that applies. Here's my 'not bad' William II. William II Penny, 1092-1095 London. Silver, 1.4g. Crowned bust facing, star either side; + þillelm rei. Void… (View Post)

The authorisations from the Treasury were for 1797 and 1804, and I don’t think they would’ve countermarked them outside of 1797 and 1804. * There was an unused authorisation in 1799, so presumably th… (View Post)