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1 Shilling Hampshire - Andover / Wakeford's

Issuer W. S. & I. Wakeford, Andover
Year 1811
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Value 1 Shilling (1/20)
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Obverse description Central shield bearing the Borough Arms of Andover: a passant lion standing before a large spreading oak tree, all contained within a pointed heraldic escutcheon. The field surrounding the shield is plain. A circular legend in Roman capital letters reads ANDOVER TOKEN in the upper arc and FOR XII PENCE in the lower arc, with a beaded border encircling the entire design.
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Reverse description Within a wreath of oak leaves and acorns, tied at the base and opening at the top, a four-line inscription occupies the central field reading PAYABLE / BY / W. S. & I. / WAKEFORD, with the date 1811 placed below at the foot of the wreath. A beaded border surrounds the entire composition. The design is straightforward and typographic in character, consistent with the commercial token coinage of the Regency period.
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