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<p>[QUOTE="brg5658, post: 2762442, member: 29751"]Sorry, I should have been more clear. Because the token posted by the OP [USER=32000]@jlblonde[/USER] is indexed in Dalton and Hamer, <b>it is considered a Conder token</b> -- Namely, <span style="color: #b30000"><b>Scotland/Lanarkshire</b></span> (<b><span style="color: #b30000">DH-45</span></b> or <b><span style="color: #b30000">DH-48</span></b>; not really possibly to tell from the rough shape it's in).</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not sure where [USER=12789]@scottishmoney[/USER] got the information that it was from 1837/39? As best I can tell (<i><span style="color: #0080ff">Transactions of the Glasgow Archaelogical Society; 1891, p. 66.</span>)</i>, versions of this token were originally struck well within the Conder era, with some later restrikes issued as late as 1830. D&H does include later restrikes or "re-issues" of a few token designs from up to about 1850 that are similar or the same as those from within the Conder era.</p><p><br /></p><p>My first post in this thread was intended as a reply to [USER=12789]@scottishmoney[/USER] , not to [USER=32000]@jlblonde[/USER] . Sorry for the confusion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="brg5658, post: 2762442, member: 29751"]Sorry, I should have been more clear. Because the token posted by the OP [USER=32000]@jlblonde[/USER] is indexed in Dalton and Hamer, [B]it is considered a Conder token[/B] -- Namely, [COLOR=#b30000][B]Scotland/Lanarkshire[/B][/COLOR] ([B][COLOR=#b30000]DH-45[/COLOR][/B] or [B][COLOR=#b30000]DH-48[/COLOR][/B]; not really possibly to tell from the rough shape it's in). I'm not sure where [USER=12789]@scottishmoney[/USER] got the information that it was from 1837/39? As best I can tell ([I][COLOR=#0080ff]Transactions of the Glasgow Archaelogical Society; 1891, p. 66.[/COLOR])[/I], versions of this token were originally struck well within the Conder era, with some later restrikes issued as late as 1830. D&H does include later restrikes or "re-issues" of a few token designs from up to about 1850 that are similar or the same as those from within the Conder era. My first post in this thread was intended as a reply to [USER=12789]@scottishmoney[/USER] , not to [USER=32000]@jlblonde[/USER] . Sorry for the confusion.[/QUOTE]
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