Beautiful D&H20 and a big  to the forum


Stefanie

Welcome to coinsarefun, Moonshadow.

I've seen your token before and think it's a nifty issue, and a nice example of its type.

This is a Mary Lambe token.  She and her son were in the coffee and spices business.

This Conder Token exhibits some weakness of strike in the center of the reverse,
not uncommon among Conders, and quite typical of this series, imho,
with metal going to the higher relief camel on the obverse.

Larry,
  That is a very nice coin that you have got there.

Is it a Farthing or a 1/2 Penny?

Aidan.

This one is a halfpenny, Aidan, Somersetshire, Bath 50. 

I also have another halfpenny, a DH50c and a one penny token, DH-8.

The Aylesbury DH12 archer token posted by Coinsarefun is fantastic. I've never seen one of those before.
Here is a common variety (Yorkshire DH 63), always one of my favorites.

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The Aylesbury DH12 archer token posted by Coinsarefun is fantastic. I've never seen one of those before.
Here is a common variety (Yorkshire DH 63), always one of my favorites.

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That is one very nice coin that you have got there.I bought one of these in a postal auction nearly 2 years ago,but mine is not as good as this.

Aidan.

Occasionally a lower grade token catches my eye.
This token came along with one my Blofield pieces in my last order from England.

Graded VF by the seller, I really like it, especially its obverse with the stag, in spite of some rust spots on the obverse die in about 6 areas.

Larry,
  That's another very nice coin that you have got there.

Aidan.

All great ones posted here......lets keep it going