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ANYBODY EVER SEE THIS COIN.....THANKS!
- Thread starter mascard1
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TURNMASTER
Active member
Can you make out any of the lettering?
Can you get a better pic without flash or if the coin is wet with water of oil. Maybe this will allow more detail to come through.
Jeff
Can you get a better pic without flash or if the coin is wet with water of oil. Maybe this will allow more detail to come through.
Jeff
407floyd
Well-known member
You've found an 1811 trade token from Norfolk, England. The castle and lion shield on the reverse is the shield of arms for the city on Norwich. The shield on the obverse, next to the lady leaning on an anchor, will have "Dunham and Yallop Goldsmiths" written inside. I couldn't find a pic I could copy.