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E-Auction 50 Lot 258

Middlesex, London. James Henry, private token. Bronze halfpenny. 10.95 gm. 30 mm. W. J. Taylor, die sinker. only 100 struck in bronze. 1843. A female figure seated right, reclining against books, holding a cornucopia overflowing with coins, a coin cabinet to the right; 1879 below; J HENRY LONDON on a raised edge around. (The central image is as the image on the two Nightingale pieces though the raised rim on this piece is a bit wider running into the leg on the coin cabinet at right and the books to the left) / Large JH cypher; NUMISMATIST ANTIQUARY & C around on a raised rim. FDC; exceptional production quality; very rare.

James Henry was a late 19th century dealer in coins, medals and books. The JH monogram also appears on an advertising token noting that he was a "DEALER IN COINS MEDALS & C—A CATALOGUE PUBLISHER." This token is scarcer than the advertising piece.

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$150

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Current High Bidder: 96530 Hammer Price:

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