1811 PENNY TOKEN BILSTON SANMARINO yet retains legible inscriptions and

yet retains legible inscriptions and recognisable portraiture of Queen Victoria on the obverse

The 1901 date holds additional significance as a transitional piece marking the end of the Victorian era

The obverse presents George V's authoritative profile with remarkable clarity

minted circa 1370

1951 PENNY ( AUNC ) 2

1811 PENNY TOKEN BILSTON SANMARINO yet retains legible inscriptions andA rare 1811 penny token from Bilston, a historic industrial town in the West Midlands. This copper token represents an important period in British numismatic history, when local traders issued their own currency during coin shortages. The token features period appropriate design and patina consistent with its age. An excellent addition to any collection of British tokens, local history memorabilia, or industrial era artefacts. Bilston tokens are