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1796 NO TRUST in exergue
A Wilkinson counterfeit token with mis-spelled last name on obverse
Rev: Elephant and Castle
ONE PENNY PAYABLE AT BRISTOL SWANSEA & LONDON around
This small series of Slough tokens were most likely struck around 1840 and fraudulently dated 1794 to sell to collectors
Nettlebed (Oxfordshire), Champion W. 3700 Soho 1796 NO TRUST in exergueObv: CHAMPION GROCER & IRONMONGER NETTLEBED in four lines, first and last curved. Rev: Knight in armor on horseback, 1835 in exergue. Edge: Plain. Extremely Fine. Tiny flan clip. James Champion was a grocer, draper, ironmonger, stationer, druggist and wine maker. See Token Book 2 by Withers, page 122.