~18th Century "Conder" Tokens -The LL&P Collection
1797 1/2p G.Brit. D&H-288

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Warwickshire-Coventry, D&H-288, PF-64 BN. Edge: Coventry Token. Rarity: scarce. - I always have a hard time telling a proof token from a Bronzed token.To me a proof token should have proof-like fields and the design device should be something less than proof-like. A bronzed token should be even proof-like on everything and have that deep water-like shine to it along with that chestnut color. NGC calls this a proof I'll call it a bronzed proof. Shown is the Hall today with a little info about it.