Sorry sorry sorry, 1 day to late to post 1793.
But I take the courage to share them.
Condor tokens:
1/2 penny
1793
Birmingham - Warwickshire
Obv: BIRMINGM COMPANY
Rev: HALFPENNY PAYABLE AT
Edge: LIVERPOOL OR LONDON
10,3gr
D&H 76a R
Charles Pye (engraver) stated that the only genuine pieces were those issued by the Birmingham Mining and Copper Company, and dated 1791 and 1792. These are included under the Nos 77 to 102, and also 113. The counterfeit pieces are usually of inferior workmanship, struck on flans with a variety of edges, and are much lighter in weight. The majority of these are , however, much rarer than the genuine pieces.

1/2 penny
1793
Manchester Lancashire
Obv: MANCHESTER HALFPENNY
Rev: SUCCESS TO NAVIGATION
Edge: smooth
11,6gr
D&H 135h rare

1/2 penny
1793
Petersfield - Hampshire
Obv: PROMISSORY HALFPENNY
different ground
(right hoof on double line)
Rev: PETERSFIELD
The gender of the horse is distinguishable
Rand: EAMES . HOLLAND & ANDREWS PETERSFIELD
10,25gr
D&H 48 common

1/2 penny
1793
Sherborne - Dorsetshire
Obv: SHERBORNE HALFPENNY
Rev: P P & W, &c
Edge: PAYABLE AT THE BANK IN SHERBORNE + DORSET +
11,2gr
D&H 7 common
Manufacturer : Westwood, proprietors : Preter , Pew & Co

1/2 penny
1793
Shrewsbury - Shropshire
Obv: SHREWSBURY HALFPENNY
Rev: SALOP WOOLLEN MANUFACTORY
Edge: PAYABLE AT SHREWSBURY + + (not readable)
10,75gr
D&H 21 common
Top right-hand corner of the woolpack points to the U

1 farthing
1793
South Wales
Obv: SOUTH WALES FARTHING
Rev: PRO BONO PUBLICO : The term is often used for work by professionals that is voluntarily and unpaid for the benefit of society. They do this to help people who can not otherwise pay for their services.
Rand: plain
3,1gr
D&H 26a
