NUMISMATIC AUCTIONS SALE 66 CONDER TOKENS

 

Lot 3144: Rare & Superb Cambridge, James Burleigh's Penny Conder Token of 1799. Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Penny, 1799. DH-9. Wonderful deep brown and cobalt blue choice mirror bronzed Unc with touches of iridescence. Rare and elusive at this near censustopping level of preservation. A colorful FDC example sold for $1100 hammer in a recent CNG sale. ($750-1000)

 

Lot 3155: Hampshire, Gosport Census-Topping Penny Conder Token Gem of 1798. Hampshire, Gosport, Penny, 1798. DH-2. Superb reflective P/L red and brown Gem Unc with glass-like fields and natural iridescent blue overtones, simply amazing in hand. Certainly among the best, if not the finest known. ($400-600)

 

Lot 3164: Rare High Relief Select Grade Middlesex, Orchard's Conder Token Penny of 1803. Middlesex, Orchard's Penny, 1803(listed as 1808 in error). DH-38, early die state without the diagnostic obverse die crack. Handsome deep glossy brown aUnc-Unc, cpl tiny marks, otherwise nice with somewhat reflective fields. Rarely offered and even more so this nice! ($750-1000)

 

Lot 3225: Rare & Popular Somersetshire, Bath Pulteney Bridge Halfpenny Conder Token. Somersetshire, Bath, 1/2 Penny, ND. DH-80, the famous Pulteney Bridge issue, listed as Rare. Dark chocolate brown Unc and seldom obtainable. ($500-750)

 

Lot 3234: Rare Warwickshire, Coventry, St. Michaels Church Architectural Penny Conder Token. Warwickshire, Coventry, Penny, ND. DH-38a listed as Rare. Stunning mahogany brown and periwinkle-bluish toned Unc. Spectacular exterior and interior architectural views of St. Michael's Church. ($500-750)

 

Lot 3254: Worcestershire, Hagley, T. Spence Halfpenny High Grade Conder Token Rarity of 1790. Worcestershire, Hagley, T. Spence ½ Penny, 1790. DH-22a and listed as Rare. Impressive red and brown Unc. An exceptionally rare issue, especially in this grade, great look and color! Ex: Baldwin's Vault. ($400-600)

 

Lot 3262: Scotland, Angusshire, Dundee, Admiral Duncan Penny Conder Token of 1798 in High Grade. Scotland, Angusshire, Dundee, Penny, 1798. DH-6 and listed as Rare. Well struck, high relief chestnut brown bronzed Unc. Popular Admiral Duncan/Adam & Eve motif accompanied by an old Hamer ticket. ($600-800)

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