1794 Conder 1/2d - High grade beauty!

D & H # 20.

VF+ , nice clear fields and rich tones, very close to EF but for the usual weakly struck date

$20 including shipping. Overseas shipping is possible but only at the buyer's risk and cost.

I am interested can you tell me more about it? Thanks

Also where do you find the value of these?

I lost many of my old bookmarks when my PC died but here's a couple to get you started -

http://condertokens.net/index.php

http://www.ctcc.info/

They have a lot of useful links which will take you to any further information you need.

The standard reference work for Conder Tokens is Dalton and Hamer . Digital copies are available on disk for around $75 but I recently found a legitimate (i.e. non pirated) copy available for free. I'll post the link once I've had the chance to review it. (I need to update my Adobe reader first)

I could not open the first website, but the second was very interesting, I didn't know the history of the British copper penny. do you have any other conder tokens available?

Two others -

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic43952.html

If you've asked sooner I could have given you some, I've got 7 of them up for sale at the moment.

Here's the 1910 catalogue by Dalton and Hamer free online. You can either look at it online or download it as a PDF so you can look it up on your own computer or print it out if you want a physical copy

http://provincialtokencoinage.weebly.com/

David, check your PM's for a nice Monday morning surprise.

Who would have thought someone would buy me that token? But don't worry, I know how to get him back, I'll have to find a really nice penny, and a worn dirty penny.

Yes, that was a really nice thing to do. You're a decent bloke who treats others right so what goes around comes around I reckon. Some things you just can't put a price on.

Do you think the "coin hustlers" will ever understand this?

Cita: "pnightingale"​
​Do you think the "coin hustlers" will ever understand this?

​No I am afraid they won't.