elverno
CA
United States
I collect coins and medals from the Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras. This spans 1789-1815. The Smith and NP collections were acquired through the generosity of some friends. Any coin that I post
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½ Penny Conder token. This is one of many varieties of tokens issued to celebrate the... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. Richardson's lottery. Lotteries were private ventures where the... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
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Farthing token. Bladud, founder of the city of Bath.... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. There was quite a series that used this obverse. The reverse is a... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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1 Penny token. City of Bristol.... | 1811 | United Kingdom |
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Farthing token.... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Token. This may technically belong to Canada. They were called 'Tiffen' tokens though... | 1812 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. John of Gaunt.... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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1 Penny token. Heavy pitting.... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
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Penny. From my CP secret buddy.... | 1915 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. John Howard worked tirelessly to promote better conditions in prisons... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Token. A copper token from the 2nd period of private coinage.... | 1811 | United Kingdom |
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1/2 New Penny.... | 1980 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder token. One of the many Lord Howe tokens of 1794-95. This one says 'The Wooden... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. I have an uncle named B. Pryce! :)... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. Stort Navigation.... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. Heavy clip. This is the common 'Brighton Camp' token. It takes notice... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder token. Prosperity to Old England / Peace and Plenty. A remarkable die break on... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. For the Convenience of Society the obverse reads.... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
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½ Penny Conder Token. An example of the Newgate prison token from 1795.... | 1795 | United Kingdom |
