Tiny 16th century buckle and a few bits Maybe a Charles 1st token?????

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Very interesting double Buckle and token ...congrats ! :thumbsup:
Although a close photo would be good to indentify the token. :icon_scratch:
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thanks people this is the best photo i can do of the token
 

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jimmy uk said:
thanks people this is the best photo i can do of the token

So this is your first 17th Century Token, rough date range of 1650s-1670s. I haven't got the book with me, but can look later. They have the shop keeper/pub owner Name (in this case Charles), some with date, plus the Villiage/town name etc... :thumbsup:
 

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bingo got it :icon_thumright:

It's a farthing token of Charles Clarke of Moulsham, Essex. (SCBI 38, 1323)

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jimmy uk said:
bingo got it :icon_thumright:

It's a farthing token of Charles Clarke of Moulsham, Essex. (SCBI 38, 1323)

:o

In case you didn't have the full details this was from the Dyers' Arms Pub.

Also an interesting fact about these copper-alloy/brass Farthings;
The expression 'its not worth a Brass Farthing' was born from these tokens, as you need more than 1 to use them in the issuing Pub/shop. :icon_thumright:
 

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Hi crusader

sorry new to this site. I posted a token on this thread. Be great if you have any information about it.
 

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Hi crusader

sorry new to this site. I posted a token on this thread. Be great if you have any information about it.

Welcome.

Dad spotted this, not me.

Doesn't look like any type of token I know about. I think this falls in the Medallion bracket, without the lettering, there are thousands of medallions & I have no books on them. Sorry.
 

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