The Great Britain Samuel Fereday Penny Token from 1812 is a highly sought-after collectible coin in bronze composition. This uncirculated coin has been certified by NGC with a grade of MS63BN, making it a top-graded piece for collectors. Originating from England in the United Kingdom, this Penny Token with a KM Number of 69 is a valuable addition to any coin collection. Its unique design and historical significance as a token from 1812 make it a prized possession for numismatists and collectors alike.
Great Britain, Samuel Fereday, Penny Token, 1812, Bilston
Samuel Fereday's Bilston (Staffordshire) penny token dated 1812.
GRADED NGC MS63 BN
TOP GRADED BY NGC
Obverse: Legend on four lines in centre and around periphery: “A ONE POUND NOTE FOR 240 TOKENS • ONE PENNY PAYABLE BY”.
Reverse: Legend on four lines: “SAMUEL FEREDAY BILSTON 1812”.
Listed in Paul Bente Withers' “British Copper Tokens 1811-1820” as “SCARCE”. Samuel Fereday was the largest industrialist in the area.
Withers No: 69
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