RecordTrade token (reverse), Halfpenny, possibly of Edinburgh< 1 of 1 > Back
Trade token (reverse), Halfpenny, possibly of EdinburghThis is the reverse of a copper halfpenny token, dated 1796. Although attributed to Edinburgh in the illustrated token book of Dalton & Hamer, 1916 the token may have originated elsewhere. The reverse depicts a bunch of grapes, with a thistle on either side. Issued mainly in farthing or halfpenny denominations, tokens varied in quality from crude lead discs stamped with initials to elaborate pieces of craftwork from the die-sinkers with vivid depictions of industrial or commercial scenes. Record detailsTo search on related items, click any linked text below.
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