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English 1840 Token Overstruck Over...?

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 Posted 12/04/2014  10:50 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add gxseries to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
In my quest of finding overstruck coins, I decided to branch out into other interesting tokens. I got this token dated 1840. I don't really collect British coins, much less tokens therefore clueless about what this could have been.

This is an image of the 1840 token.

English-1840-Token-Overstruck-Over...?

When viewed in an angle, there seems to be a date of 1837 (?). As of what it could have looked like originally, I would like to see what it may have been.

Will post bigger photos when I get around to it.
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The ghost legend, and the position of Vickie's ghost nose, indicate your reverse was struck over this obverse. Can you make out any of the reverse under your obverse?

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Forgot to update this thread. This is overstruck over a 1838 medal - pretty neat in my opinion.

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