John Conduitt ✭✭✭✭

That is an amazing token. I would get into these more if I had the money. Pidcock Halfpenny Conder Token, 1795 Birmingham. Copper, 29mm, 7.04g. Toucan; TO THE CURIOUS OBSERVERS OF NATURAL PHENOMENA. … (View Post)

It's not the market's decision to classify coins as 'details' and put it in bold letters on the front, bigger than anything else. Of course anything that says DEFECTIVE on it will… (View Post)

"Coins of England & The United Kingdom - Pre-Decimal" does that. Was Seaby/Spink, now Sovereign Rarities. It's not good for specialising in a particular series, especially hammered… (View Post)

George II Halfpenny, 1729-1754, filed down and engraved ‘Down with the Rump’ 1745-1752 Tower. Bronze, 28mm, 5.18g (the halfpenny from 1729 was 28mm and 9.9g) (S 3719). The Rump Parliament was what wa… (View Post)

Convict Token on a George III Cartwheel Penny Soho mint (penny). Bronze, 36mm, 25g. “WHEN THIS YOU SEE REMEMBER ME DEAR MOTHER ·1827·”. “C.P To R.P” within a pierced love heart, a rose extends out be… (View Post)