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Recent archeological discoveries reveal it was also the site of the ancient London Roman Amphitheatre
Edge: Reeded
Rev: A cypher L&R
Obv: Bust to right with hat
FLINT LEAD WORKS above
Warwickshire D&H 31 Birmingham Under50 Recent archeological discoveries reveal itObv: Man behind counter holding scales, PENNY TOKEN above, 1798 in exergue. Rev: BN. JACOB AUCTIONEER IRONMONGER & C WELCH CROSS BIRMINGHAM in five lines, last line curved, hand holding auctioneers gavel between four and fifth lines. Edge: Plain. Extra Fine. Penny. 108 were struck for Benjamin Jacobs by Kempson. Dies engraved by Willetts. A late date for a token (1798), as Matthew Boulton had started his coinage contract with the crown in 1797. Most
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