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Newps: 1794 & 1795 Suffolk Conder Tokens

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 Posted 05/17/2013  08:59 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add brg5658 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I am extremely excited to add these two Suffolk tokens to my collection. They are both immaculately preserved, and are one of those purchases where you must bid strong as you never know when another will come along in such condition.

1794 Suffolk (Blything) Halfpenny D&H-19, graded NGC MS66RB
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1795 Suffolk (Hoxne) Halfpenny D&H-33d, graded NGC MS65RB
(given the reverse chocolate browns with blue toning, I'd call it "BN")

Newps:--1794-&-1795-Suffolk-Conder-Tokens
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 Posted 05/17/2013  09:42 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Ben to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Nice! I've bought a couple of conder tokens recently. You'll be suprised how many have stayed red - collectors snatched them up and some were produced only for collectors and have sat in coin cabinets, laquered, since they were struck. I've only seen them in auction house listings though.

My only concern about putting htem in slabs is that you lose the edge inscription. They need a way around that!
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THOSE ARE AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!
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@Ben, these are in "EdgeView" NGC holders. The edge inscription is completely viewable in these newer pronged holders.
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Well thats good. I'm not sure if the conder token I bought has edge lettering - I'm going for one today which does have edge lettering and I dont know how ill store it.

Someone locally has a few nice conder tokens - I just wonder how they've lasted so long untarnished. I cant find a penny from before 1996 thats even a bit red.
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