Let's see your Conder Tokens

Two new tokens arrived today. While I like both of them a lot, the Blything is just amazing in hand.

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1794 Halfpenny Suffolk - Blything D&H-19 -- NGC MS66RB




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1795 Halfpenny Suffolk - Hoxne D&H-33d -- NGC MS65RB (BN in my opinion because of the reverse)

 

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Another arrived yesterday.

1794 Kent Hawkhurst Halfpenny (D&H 30) -- NGC MS64RB

 

if you ever need to sell this PM I am interested. incredible grade on this 1. wow. eye candy for me. thanks.

 

this is so great Duke. mind me asking what you paid for it ? If you should ever want to sell it I am interested in buying it. thanks for the eye candy. wow great grade and color. did you buy yarm's token they look exaclty identicle ?

 

Yes it was Yarms and now mine
Dont remember what I paid and I don't think I will be getting rid of it any time soon, sorry

 

understood. the offer stands.

 

What a great thread!!!
i looked back to see if I ever posted this wallpaper and didn't see it so I'm posting it now.
hopefully it's not a repeat

 

Used a "free" submission to get my avatar token graded.

NGC MS65BN

 

Am I Not a Man and a Brother • Conder Token


I am posting newer photos of this piece previously pictured, on previous page.
I'll incude the information again, it being a popular issue.
I wanted to share the new photos.

Middlesex 1038b rated Common, but not seldom found in such condition, Near Gem, perhaps a tad better.





I'm sure most Conder Token collectors have seen this issue before.
I had wanted a nice example for many years,
but waited for the right one to come along.
When I saw this example, I could not resist.

It's included in the National and Social series, and as such might rightfully be considered a 'medal.'
I consider it both token and medal. I have seen too many examples of this issue which circulated
not to believe in its potential as a 'token.'

I believe it's obvious that the piece was maintained by prudent collectors and dealers.
Thanks to each of them for their part in maintaining such condition.
They were good stewards, including sellers Baldwin and recently G. Groll.


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A nice Anglesey Halfpenny picked up from Bill McKivor about 1.5 months ago.

 

I see a theme of nicer and nicer token here lol
When will that theme stop. That is a very nice Druid indeed!~!

 

Here!

 

I got this one for free, all I had to do was deliver a talk on it at my coin club(did it last night).

 

DH 733 • Sailor Seizing a Landsman/Lion Dismayed

This token was struck in 1795 for Thomas Spence, radical British philosopher.

This token has a plain edge.

I picked this example up at the ANA World's Fair of Money this week. It grades MS-65 or thereabouts.

 

I received an example of the Herefordshire DH 4 penny token this week.
The issue is actually also a medalet.
Edge is plain but looks medallic, well squared off.
Dealer's grade is Choice Uncirculated.






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That's some pretty extreme doubling on the date Larry.
Love those two new purchase.

 

Larry-M => very cool tokens and also, great photo-skills ... nicely done

 

I liked coinsarefun's wallpaper so created this desktop photo to use on my computer.



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Picked up this new Penny from Yarm.