Let's see your Conder Tokens

The last one is a proof.

 

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these were issued by peter kempson who was a button manufacturer in Birmingham--mansion house official residence of the lord mayor.it stands on the former site of the stocks market,at the end of poultry lane.there is some doubt that these were issued as tokens,they were probably medalets

 

Thanks for the information......much appreciated!

 

Coventry free school-building originally a hospital founded in the beginning of the reign of henry 11-1154-1189 at the dissolution of the monasteries john hales purchased the chapel and converted it into a free school

 

1795 Conder Token • Gloucestershire DH-60 • Gem Uncirculated

I've searched for a great example of this issue for many years.
This is the best I've run across, and the first fully uncirculated example.

Obverse: Thames and Severn Canal, a sailing barge with plain sails
Reverse: Entrance of a tunnel
Edge: PAYABLE AT BRIMSCOMBE PORT

 

I have found a number of Condor and other tokens while appraising this collection that the owner wants to sell. Here is a sample of one of the Condor Tokens.

 

Hi @RichUrich , nice token! Just for clarification, they are Conder tokens -- named after James Conder, not named after the big birds.

 

Another beauty Larry , Do you have all your Conder pics in one place so people can admire a truly beautiful collection ?

 

No single website has photos of my entire Conder Token collection, Rusty, but many are pictured on Flickr, coinzip and Numismatic Society (numissociety.com) websites.

Many of my Civil War Tokens are also featured on those websites.

 

Thanks Larry , I know a lot of people would love to see some 1st rate Conders .

 

WORCESTER COUNTY AND CITY ONE SHILLING SILVER TRADE TOKEN 1811

 

Thanks for the look at one of the FINAST examples I've seen so far,and I've been looking!

 

Just picked up 7 today.

1792 Norfolk and Norwich

1792 Yarmouth

1793 Norwich

1793 Norwich Barracks

1794 Blything Hundred

 

1794 First Equestrian Performance

1795 (I believe) Fear God and Honour the King W. Williams London

 

That 1793 Norwich is the nicest of the bunch.

 

A couple Conder tokens I purchased 3 months ago. Finally got around to photographing them.

 

1794 Conder Token purchased from Baldwin's Auction No. 97 in London.

 

WIVELISCOMBE THREEPENCE 1814-R NORTH

wiveliscombe a very small town on the edge of the Quantock hills in the west of England--now as in the 19th century you see very many sheep on the hills around the town--r north was a clothier.the town issued two three pence one two pence and a penny token

 

THE MARKET CROSS WAS GIVEN TO CHICHESTER IN 1501 BY BISHOP STOREY--STILL THERE TODAY IN FANTASTIC CONDITION---LIKE THIS TOKEN