Suffolk. Ipswich. Half penny. 1794 #sherborne 2 dots below bust

2 dots below bust

London served from 7/12/1915

This example has strong evidence of die clashing on both sides showing a very clear upside down outline of the queens head on the reverse and the wreath on the obverse

Pre Treaty period

Suffolk. Ipswich. Half penny. 1794 #sherborne 2 dots below bustJames Conders Ipswich copper halfpenny token dated 1794. Obverse: A market Cross surmounted by a figure of Justice. The area is marked off by a ring of posts with legend: IPSWICH CROSS 1794. Reverse: Legend on six lines: PAYABLE AT CONDERS DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IPSWICH. Milled edge. James Conder was a linen draper at Tavern Street, Ipswich. Virtually as struck with considerable red lustre. Spinks. 6 24. the Pritchard Collection of 18th Century Provincial