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1669 COVENTRY FARTHING TOKEN TOY MONEY The florin was a significant

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The florin was a significant denomination in the pre-decimal currency system

This silver coin displays sharp striking detail with only light wear to the highest relief points—the monarch's portrait remains well-defined and the reverse legend exhibits excellent clarity

marking the 59th year of George III’s reign

2006 ONE CROWN GIBRALTAR F477

1776 HALFPENNY CONTEMPORARY COUNTERFEIT

1669 COVENTRY FARTHING TOKEN TOY MONEY The florin was a significantA rare 17th century farthing token from Coventry, dating to 1669. These small denomination tokens were issued by local merchants and tradespeople during a period when official coinage was scarce. This piece represents an important part of English numismatic history and local commerce. Ideal for collectors of English tokens, historical artefacts, and regional memorabilia. Each token tells the story of everyday trade in Stuart era Coventry.

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