PETER MORRIS Dealer in Coins & Medals
18th
& 19th Century Tokens
Late Eighteenth Century Copper Half-Penny Tokens | |||||||||||
(Reference numbers correspond to Dalton & Hamer) | |||||||||||
No. | Date | Ref. No. | Condition | Price | |||||||
E1 | 1794 | Birmingham. Coining & Copper Co. Female std & faces / Stork & cornucopiae | DH.74a | VF/+ | £12 | ||||||
E2 | 1791 | Birmingham. Coining & Copper Co. Female std & faces / Stork & cornucopiae | DH.80 | VF | £8 | ||||||
E3 | 1792 | Birmingham. Coining & Copper Co. Female std & faces / Stork & cornucopiae | DH.91 | VF | £8 | ||||||
E4 | 1794 | Birmingham. Coining & Copper Co. Female std & faces / Stork & cornucopiae | DH.117 | GVF | £15 | ||||||
E5 | 1794 | Brookland, Kent. Horse prancing / TK cypher, fleece above. Thomas King's edge | DH.5 | EF | £50 | ||||||
E6 | 1793 | Emsworth, Hampshire. Figure std with globe & anchor / Stork & Cornucopiae | DH.11 | VF | £8 | ||||||
E7 | 1792 | Exeter, Devon. Bishop Blaize's bust / Town arms & supporters. Samuel Kingdon's edge | DH.2 | GF | £12 | ||||||
E8 | ND | Hornchurch, Essex. Edward IV bust with sceptre / Town arms. Bronzed Proof | DH.32 | EF | £32 | ||||||
E9 | 1794 | Lamberhurst, Kent. For Change not Fraud, Sussex arms / Arms in shield | DH.35a | GF/+ | £8 | ||||||
E10 | 1792 | Lancaster, Lancs. Bust of John of Gaunt . Arms. | DH.24 | VF | £15 | ||||||
E12 | 1791 | Leeds, Yorkshire. Bishop Blaize standing / Town arms, Richard Paley's edge | DH.44 | VF | £12 | ||||||
E13 | 1791 | Leeds, Yorkshire. Bishop's bust, r. Bishop Blaze. | DH.45 | GVF | £18 | ||||||
E14 | 1794 | Leighton Buzzard, Beds. Woman making lace under tree / Lamb. Chamber's edge | DH.3c | GF | £8 | ||||||
E15 | 1794 | Middlesex, Lackington's. Bust 2/3rd facing / figure | DH.353 | VF/+ | £14 | ||||||
E16 | 1795 | Middlesex - Political & Social series. (Edge - payable in London) | DH.1018a | VF | £10 | ||||||
E17 | ND | Middlesex, Mail coach. | DH.363 | AVF | £8 | ||||||
E18 | ND | Middlesex. National series, bust of George, Prince of Wales. / Royal Arms, etc | DH.952a | GF | £6 | ||||||
E19 | 1791 | Rochdale, Lancs. Man in loom / Fleece suspended. Edge: at warehouse of J Kershaw | DH.140 | GF | £8 | ||||||
E20 | 1791 | Southampton, Hamps. S. Bevois / Arms | DH.89 | VF/+ | £9 | ||||||
E22 | 1791 | Warwickshire, County halfpenny. Bust left. | DH.47 | GVF | £14 | ||||||
E23 | 1791 | Warwickshire. Bust of John Wilkinson, right / Vulcan std with anvil, date below | DH.433 | VF/+ | £10 | ||||||
E24 | 1791 | Warwickshire. Bust of John Wilkinson, right / Vulcan std with anvil, date below | DH.435 | VF/+ | £10 | ||||||
E25 | 1793 | Warwickshire. Bust of John Wilkinson / Vulcan std with anvil, date below | DH.460a | VF | £8 | ||||||
IRELAND. | |||||||||||
E26 | ND | Cronebane, Wicklow. Bust of St Patrick with crozier / Hibernia std with harp | DH.68 | VF | £15 | ||||||
Late Eighteenth Century Copper Farthing token. | |||||||||||
E27 | 1795 | Middlesex - Denton : Dealer in Coins, Hospital Gate, Smithfield - | |||||||||
Two facing busts - We three blockheads be. | DH.1053 | VF | £15 | ||||||||
Nineteenth Century Copper Three pence token | |||||||||||
N1 | 1813 | Birmingham - Three pence. Withers 380-3 (rev. sm stain) | D. 34 | GF/+ | £45 | ||||||
Nineteenth Century Copper Twopenny token. | |||||||||||
N2 | ND | Norwich - Two pence (Cartwheel size) Robt Blake / Cotton & Bombazine Manufacturers | D.17 | VF/+ | £42 | ||||||
Nineteenth Century Copper Penny Tokens | |||||||||||
(Reference numbers correspond to Davis) | |||||||||||
N3 | 1811 | Birmingham & Neath. Large crown / Crown Copper Company. Value | D.55 | GVF | £30 | ||||||
N4 | 1811 | Bristol , Somerset. | D.76 | VF | £27 | ||||||
N5 | 1811 | Bristol, BB & Co, payable at Bristol, Swansea & London / Arms. | D.86 | VF/+ | £20 | ||||||
N6 | 1813 | Flint, Clwyd, Wales. Flint lead works, view of works / One Pound Note for 240 tokens | D.8 | GVF | £32 | ||||||
N7 | 1812 | Hull, Yorkshire. View of lead works with smoking chimneys / By I.K. Picard etc. | D.83 | VF | £17 | ||||||
N8 | ND | Hull, Yorkshire. Bust of Wellington left / Cossack. Soldier on horseback, r. | D.92 | VF | £20 | ||||||
N9 | 1812 | Nottingham. Distant view of castle / Borough arms, by JM Fellows | D.17 | GF | £9 | ||||||
N10 | 1812 | Nottingham. Another, as above, but better grade. | D.17 | GVF | £22 | ||||||
N11 | 1815 | Sheffield, Yorkshire. View of workhouse. | D.135 | AVF | £17 | ||||||
N12 | 1811 | Staffordshire County | D.17 | VF/+ | £27 | ||||||
N13 | 1813 | Strabane, Co. Tyrone. Ireland. | D.1 | VF/+ | £40 | ||||||
N14 | 1811 | Walsall, Staffs. Druid's head ; Payable by Joseph Parker / Value in wreath | D.107 | VF | £23 | ||||||
N15 | 1811 | Worcester City and County | D.28 | GF | £12 | ||||||
N16 | 1812 | Not Local - Bust of George III in oak wreath / Commerce std l., One Penny Token, | |||||||||
(Circulated in Lower Canada & Imported by J Tiffin, a Montreal Grocer c. 1832) | D.25 | GF | £20 | ||||||||
Nineteenth Century Copper Half-Penny Tokens | |||||||||||
(Reference numbers correspond to Davis or Withers D. or W.) | |||||||||||
N17 | 1811 | Bristol, Somerset. Ship in full sail | Davis | D.112 | GVF | £17 | |||||
N18 | 1812 | Hull, Yorkshire. Wellington's battles. | Withers - | W.1515/30 | GVF | £12 | |||||
N19 | N.D. | Middlesex, London. Lad Lane, Payable at the Mail coach office. Swan with | |||||||||
two necks / Mail coach. (issued by William Waterhouse). | Davis | D.64 | VF | £25 | |||||||
N20 | 1812 | Not Local. Bust of George III in wreath / Commerce std left | |||||||||
(a brass imitation imported to ~Lower Canada by Joseph Tiffin). | Withers - | W.1450 | GF | £8 | |||||||
N21 | 1813 | Walthamstow, Essex. British Copper Co. Std Britannia / Lion walking left | D.39 | GF | £5 | ||||||
N22 | 1811 | Worcester, Civitas in Bello in Pace Fidelis / Arms. | D.28 | GVF | £17 | ||||||
Ireland. | |||||||||||
N23 | 1820 | Dublin. Bust left / Harp, no legend. Date below. Brass. | Davis | D.79 | GF | £15 | |||||
Imitation 'SPADE' Guineas. | |||||||||||
No. | Date | Description | Condition | Price | |||||||
SG.1 | 1768 | IN MEMORY OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS | F+ | £1 | |||||||
SG.2 | 1797 | as above, different date | VF | £1 | |||||||
SG.3 | 1797 | T.H.E O.L.D.E.N T.I.M.E.S. | EF | £2 | |||||||
SG.4 | Birmingham, C.P.E.V.E.R.E.L.A.T.E. E.M.C.A.R.R.O.L.L. M.A.K.E.R. | ||||||||||
1788 | (Charles Peverelle, late M. Carroll, Edgebaston St) Holed | VF | £5 | ||||||||
SG.5 | 1790 | Birmingham, B(ancroft) Bros. Rex etc | GF | £3 | |||||||
SG.6 | ND | Fattorini, Goldsmith, Harrogate. | VF/+ | £5 | |||||||
SG.7 | 1770 | MacNiven and Camerons Pens are the Best. - "Waverley, Nile, ..." | GVF | £6 | |||||||
SG.8 | 1791 | T.B. ET. T.A. REX. F.D. BAR. S.T.D.S.T.M.S. ET. C (Holed) | GVF | £4 | |||||||
SG.9 | 1798 | MBF ET H REX FDB ET LDSRIAT ET E / scalloped edge. | GVF | £6 | |||||||
SG.10 | Various | SPECIAL - lot of 25 imitation Spade guines, various types and dates | VF/+ | £40 | |||||||
Imitation 'SPADE' Half-Guineas. | |||||||||||
SG.11 | 1788 | IN MEMORY OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS | GVF | £1 |