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J. Wilkinson Iron Master - 1790
J. Wilkinson Iron Master - 1790

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Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
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John Wilkinson - Iron Master half penny, 1790. These were struck by Matthew Boulton and were the 2nd issue dated 1790; this one engraved by Dumares and struck by m. Boulton; they were of a reduced weight from the originals (36 to the pound rather than 32). Design (man at a forge), was retained from J.G. Hancock who had struck them up to 1789. The edge inscription is: "WILLEY SNEDSHILL BERSHAM BRADLEY". A plain edge variety is D&H 387b, and it's very rare. Dia. ~ 29 mm; 12.02 gm. If the edge is not as above, or 'Wilkinson' is misspelled as 'Wilkison' or 'Wilkenson' then the piece is one of the very many contemporary evasion counterfeits. Reverse types other than Vulcan, Forge, or Barge are also counterfeits. Others wanted to take advantage of the acceptability of the Wilkinson half pennies, others made alternate reverse types for the collector market in those times. Not a counterfeit.
NOTE: check for 'oo' between Bradley and Willey to make this D&H 387a. A plain edge variety is D&H 387b, and it's very rare. Type 387 features No Period (after Master) and straight '1 & 7' in the date. Common.
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Here's and excellent article by on the official tokens of John Wilkinson and the varieties. It was published in the "Journal" pages of the Conder Token Collectors Club (CTCC # 69, Summer 2015), see it at this: /library/J%20Wilkinson%20Varieties.pdf
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Keywords: Wilkinson, conder, Boulton Watt Dumarest
Denomination: Half Penny token
Reference #: D&H 387 Warwickshire
Date/Mintmark: 1790
Condition: VF
Metal: copper

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BCNumismatics

Registered: March 2009
Location: Wellington,Dominion of New Zealand.
Posts: 64
March 31, 2009 2:38pm

This is a very nice 1/2d. trader's currency token from Warwickshire.I have got one of this design.


Aidan.
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Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
Posts: 2,365
April 13, 2009 5:59pm

Acquired better one of the same date, so the photo has been repalced with this more detailed example.


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