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1700, Shakespeare Token, Half Penny, Warwickshire
- SKU
- 0017
- Dimensions (mm)
- 27 x 7 x 1.4mm
- Weight (g)
- 6.8
- Year
- 1700
- Colours
-
Country: UK
Denomination: Half Penny Shakespeare Token
Year: 1700
Material/Fineness: Copper
Weight Approx: 6.8g
Diameter Approx: 27mm
Thickness Approx: 1.4mm
Numista #20504
DH #327/8
Additional Notes: The 1700s Shakespeare tokens are 18th-century provincial tokens, often referred to as Conder tokens, produced in Britain during a shortage of official copper coinage. They were typically issued as halfpennies and commonly featured a profile of William Shakespeare on the obverse (front) and various designs on the reverse. These tokens were not official government coinage but were used as private currency by merchants during the late 18th century.
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- SKU
- 0017
- Dimensions (mm)
- 27 x 7 x 1.4 mm
- Weight (g)
- 6.8
- Year
- 1700
- Colours
-
Country: UK
Denomination: Half Penny Shakespeare Token
Year: 1700
Material/Fineness: Copper
Weight Approx: 6.8g
Diameter Approx: 27mm
Thickness Approx: 1.4mm
Numista #20504
DH #327/8
Additional Notes: The 1700s Shakespeare tokens are 18th-century provincial tokens, often referred to as Conder tokens, produced in Britain during a shortage of official copper coinage. They were typically issued as halfpennies and commonly featured a profile of William Shakespeare on the obverse (front) and various designs on the reverse. These tokens were not official government coinage but were used as private currency by merchants during the late 18th century.
All coin gradings are my own and I would strongly suggest that you study the images carefully as they are an integral part of this listing.
For international orders, all applicable duty and tax fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
Thank you for looking and please have a look around my shop. Buy more listings and pay one postage fee.
| Provider | Destination | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Registered Shipping Default |
Rest of World
14 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked |
Rest of World
14 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| Registered Shipping Default |
United Kingdom
5 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
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