1797 British Penny sized Conder Token. Middlesex, Moorgate, from Kempson's Buildings Series. DH-79 Scarce. Obverse die crack from 11:00 to 5:00.

Obv: MOORGATE AS ERECTED MDCLXXIIII Taken Down MDCCLXVI

Rev: British Penny Token 1797. Figure of Justice standing.


1797 British halfpenny sized Conder Token. Warwickshire, Coventry DH-257, scarce. Obv: Remains of Cathedral Erected 1043. Rev: Arms of Coventry.


1795 Scottish halfpenny sized Conder Token. Angusshire, Dundee DH-10. Obv: COMMERCE AUGMENTS DUNDEE Rev: DUNDEE HALF PENNY 1795 Old Tower Founded 1189.

It really is that blue with reflected light.

Man, you've been busy.

The first coins I've purchased since late December/early January.
I really needed a fix

Very nice!

Wonderful. Entering them in PCI?

It's good to see that there's another person here with one of the 1/2d's from my home town of Dundee.

We only need another one and we say there's a crowd of us

That's a nice high grade coin you have there . (So are the others BTW)

Ian

Great conders. the blue Dundee Halfpenny.

Yes, some of them

I agree, thats fantastic!

Wow, those are very nice, I have a hard time deciding which I like best, the first or the blue third. I like the first because of the incuse design, similar to the regnal pennies from 1797.