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Heaton/Birmingham Mint Advertising, Specimen And Pattern Pieces

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These playing card tokens were minted by The Mint, Birmingham around 1899/1900. There are two sets shown in silver and copper. The round ones are 18mm in diameter and the hexagonal piece is 19mm. These were designed and commissioned by William Comyns, a London silversmith.

It is indicated in Royal Commemorative Medals 1837-1977, Volume 1 by Whittlestone & Ewing that there may also be Brass, Bronze, Nickel and Gold sets.

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Hiya bhmtokens. Great news about the publishing date. I for one look forward to its publication and will definitely order one.
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These playing card tokens were minted by The Mint, Birmingham around 1899/1900...
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