GB 1811 Penny Token Bristol and South Wales VF (Rim Nick)

GB 1811 Penny Token Bristol and South Wales VF (Rim Nick)Obverse Arms of the city of Bristol, a castle with two towers and a ship sailing left, within a garter frame. Two crossed arms above, one holding a scale (Justice) and one a snake (Wisdom) Reverse Crown and three feathers

Accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity

The Third instalment for this years ANDA Money Expo Calendar is the 'Helmeted Honeyeater' Privy Mark Mob Of Roos $1 Released for the Cancelled Melbourne 2020 Money Expo

The f15 privy mark is well known as it identifies a bullion coin as being part of the "Fabulous 15 Collection" which is a range of world famous iconic bullion coins from mints around the world

Commonly referred to as a "Grey Nurse" these notes are quite common in higher grades and as a result are quite attainable for a paper note collector

official supplier of coins to the Tooth Fairy in Australia

On 2 September 1945 Japanese officials signed the documents formally surrendering to the Allied forces and ending the Second World War

Switzerland Grade Uncirculated

ObverseThe shields of Austria surrounded by the country name around the rimReverseArms of Tyrol and Austria Weight 20 grams Composition 90% Silver

Each privy marked coin sets it apart from other conventional coins of the same year due to being limited in their mintages

It is bordered in the west by the Indian Ocean and to the east by the Pacific Ocean

ObverseNapoleon IIIReverseRight facing eagle Weight 10 grams Composition Bronze

The symbol of the eleven countries forming the country of Germany