1832 Nova Scotian Halfpenny Token. Grade?

Thanks Doug! Is there anything else I should know about the coin other than it's grade and the fact that it's old? I tried doing research but all I could find was that the nova Scotia government had them produced without the concent of the British government.

Any neat facts would be fun to know! It's my oldest coin.

This series is identified as:
Breton #871
Charlton NS 1D (1, 2, 3, 4).

Charlton and Courteau separate this series into 4 groupings dependent upon the length of the Ribbons below the Bow.

Charlton / Courteau 1D1 has a longer left ribbon;
Charlton / Courteau 1D2 has a longer right ribbon with an engrailed edge.
Charlton / Courteau 1D3 has a longer right ribbon with a plain edge.
Charlton / Courteau 1D4 had Ribbons of equal length.

This is the only Courteau variety having a longer left ribbon. Courteau 265.

Courteau identifies varieties 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, and 271 of the longer right ribbons.
Courteau identifies varieties 272, 273, 274, 275, and 276 as having ribbons of equal length.

The variations concern the size and placement of the Locks of Hair atop the Head (Below the OF)
and how the lower group of laurel leaves are attached to the Bow.

have fun

doug

That's amazing! Thanks for the details Doug!

Thanks to everyone else for their insight as well :) I always appreciate when people take the time and effort to help with my coins

Love these tokens. I have 20 semi-regal 1823/24/32 halfpennies plus 14 counterfeits, and 11 semi-regal one pennies and 12 counterfeits.
Here's some info from the Charlton 7th edition token catalogue about the 1/2p thistle tokens.

Nice token.!

I really like them too Terry Thanks for taking the time to share those pages with me! I couldn't find any information at all!

Sorry for the slow response