Hampshire D&H 58 Portsmouth Under50 but some edge ticks as

but some edge ticks as well as cud on reverse rim

ironmonger

The date 1767 precludes it from the majority of ‘Conder’ tokens which were generally struck from 1787-1797

This one died only two months after its arrival at Pidcock’s

sword beneath

Hampshire D&H 58 Portsmouth Under50 but some edge ticks asObv: An anchor, laurel wreath below, PROMISSORY HALFPENNY around. Rev: Shield of arms, PAYABLE AT PORTSMOUTH around, 1797 below. Edge: BY G. ROBINSON I. MOONEY AND I. CARTER . X X . Extremely Fine and Choice brown. This is the Bell Plate token on page 55 of Commercial Coins. #338 in India Ink on the obverse field. Rare this nice. A genuine trade token issued to Robinson, Mooney and Carter.