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The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire (1889)

Atkins, James · London : B. Quaritch · leaf 17

An illustration from The coins and tokens of the possessions and colonies of the British empire, 1889, leaf 17 — value, ONETWENTY-FOURTH OF A SHILLING. Similar to last, excepting in size and value, ONE48th OF A SHILLING. These three also occur as proofs without theinitial h. on obverse. Similar to No. 40, excepting date, which is18-81. 44. 0: R: 45. 0: R: SiLVEE Tokens. Arms of Jersey within a double circle,… … CnANNEL ISLANDS. 7 40. 0: As last. It: EIGHTEEN PENCE TOKEN, iu tlircc lines,witliiu a wreatli. All these tokens arc found as proofs, No.4i being exceedingly rare. Copper Tokens.All Fenny size.47. 0: Laureated bust of George III. JERSEY BANKTOKEN, 1812.U: ELIAS NEEL, JERSEY. A BANK OFENGLAND NOTE…

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