


1 Penny - Hall, H. J. (Christchurch) ND
Copper | - | 34 mm |
Issuer | New Zealand |
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Type | Token |
Value | 1 Penny (1⁄240) |
Currency | Trade tokens (1857-1881) |
Composition | Copper |
Diameter | 34 mm |
Shape | Round |
Technique | Milled |
Demonetized | Yes |
Updated | 2024-10-06 |
Numista | N#77510 |
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Rarity index | 95% |
Reverse
Script: Latin
Lettering:
FAMILY GROCER
H. J. HALL
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS
Comment
This issuer exists as original issues and as restrikes.
Gray series 93
Orginal and Restrike:
93 & 93d - A172/R168 - Obv: Round Stops. Name 27 mm, Last L of Hall below H; Rev: Name 23 mm with J Tilted, T of MERCHANT below top of L, gap of 8-9 beads at colons.
93a & 93h - A177/R172 - Obv: Square stops. Name 24 mm, Last L of Hall not below H; Rev: Name 24 mm, "W" of "WINE" above H, T of MERCHANT above top of L, gap of 6-7 beads at colons
93b & 93j - A179/R172A - Obv: As per A177/R172, Rev: Name 22.5 mm, "W" of "WINE" just above H, T of MERCHANT level with top of L, gap of 5-6 beads at colons
93c & 93k - A180/R171 (A178) Obv: As per A177/R172, Rev: Name 23.5 mm, "W" of "WINE"level with H, T of MERCHANT above top of L, gap of 6-7 beads at colons
Restrike only:
93e - A174/R-
93f - A175/R169 - Late Strike, Obv: Round Stops, Name 26+ mm, Last L below H; Rev: As A179/R172A, Round stops. Name 22.5 mm, “L” level with “H”.
93g - A176/R170 (A-) - Late Strike, Obv: Round Stops, Name "H. J. HALL" 26mm long; Rev: As A177/R172, Name 24 mm, "W" of "WINE" above H, T of MERCHANT above top of L, gap of 6-7 beads at colons
93i - A178/R-
Renniks to Andrews Catalogue Numbers -
R#168 = A#172,
R#169 = A#175,
R#170 = no Andrews number, (A176 in Gray)
R#171 = A#178, (A180 in Gray)
R#172 = A#177,
R#172A = A#179.
Rarity Note: Different to issued and restrike
- R#168 = R4 - Less Frequently Seen, R#169 = R7 - Rare, R#170 = R7 - Rare, R#171 = R7 - Rare, R#172 = R4 - Less Frequently Seen, R#172A = unknown.
Interesting fact
The A Token 1 Penny - Hall, H. J. (Christchurch) ND coin from New Zealand made of Copper is a rare and valuable coin among collectors. One interesting fact about this coin is that it was minted during a time when there was a shortage of official currency in New Zealand, and private tokens like this one were used as a substitute for official currency. This coin is a unique piece of New Zealand's history and a valuable collector's item.