Tokens from the late David Griffiths Collection (Part VIII)


1039


YORKSHIRE, Halifax, Samuel Hamer, [1901], copper mule, sun in splendour on a shield, large human eye as a crest, EXAMINE WITH CARE, roses on raised rim, rev. sun in splendour on a shield, large human eye above wreath as a crest, EXAMINE WITH CARE, edge TIME ADDS VALUE TO THIS TOKEN RARE, eye dividing two oak-leaves, 35mm, 23.66g/12h (W 3039 obv./3038 rev.; Bell, 1966, A6/A7 and p.285). Virtually as struck, very rare


£120-£150 Provenance: S. Sweet Collection, Glendining Auction, 28 June 1989, lot 421 (part)


1040


YORKSHIRE, Halifax, Samuel Hamer, 1901, silver mule, sun in splendour on a shield, large human eye above wreath as a crest, EXAMINE WITH CARE, rev. STRIVE TO MAKE OF EVERY FAILURE A STEPPING-STONE TO SUCCESS, edge TIME ADDS VALUE TO THIS TOKEN RARE, eye dividing two oak-leaves, 35mm, 30.02g/12h (W 3038 obv./3039 rev.; Bell, 1966, A7/A6, and p.285). Obverse with some rubbing in field, extremely fine, reverse brilliant and as struck, deeply toned, very rare


£200-£260


Provenance: W.J. Noble Collection, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 61B, 3-4 August 1999, lot 418 [from Spink 1973]; Davissons Mailbid Sale 14, 15 November 2000 (615)


1041


TOKEN RARE, eye dividing two oak-leaves, 35mm, 23.65g/12h (W 3038 obv./3039 rev.; Bell, 1966, A7/A6, and p.285). Virtually as struck, rare


Provenance: Bt S.E. Schwer December 1980 YORKSHIRE, Halifax, Samuel Hamer, 1901, copper mule, from the same dies as previous, edge TIME ADDS VALUE TO THIS


£100-£150


1042


TOKEN RARE, eye dividing two oak-leaves, 35mm, 23.70g/12h (W 3038 obv./3039 rev.; Bell, 1966, A7/A6, and p.285). Virtually as struck, rare


Provenance: S. Sweet Collection, Glendining Auction, 28 June 1989, lot 421 (part) YORKSHIRE, Halifax, Samuel Hamer, 1901, bronzed mule, from the same dies as previous, edge TIME ADDS VALUE TO THIS


£90-£120


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