Cronebane halfpenny token

Made:
1789 in England
maker:
Hancock, John Gregory
Cronebane halfpenny token Cronebane halfpenny token Token, copper, 29mm diameter. Cronebane halfpenny, 1789

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Cronebane halfpenny token
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Cronebane halfpenny token
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Token, copper, 29mm diameter. Cronebane halfpenny, 1789
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Token, copper, 29mm diameter. Cronebane halfpenny, 1789. (DH Wicklow 3). Associated Irish Mine Company, Ireland; Chas Roe, Macclesfield. Issuer Associated Irish Mine Co., 1789, ½d. Obverse Bust of St Patrick. Reverse Arms: 2 shovels, bugle-horn, 3 pickaxes. Crest: A windlass. Notes The Cronebane copper mine was one of the chief mines (about 6 miles from Wicklow).

Details

Category:
Coins, Medals & Tokens
Object Number:
1977-381/115
Materials:
copper (alloy)
Measurements:
diameter: 29 mm,
type:
token
credit:
Mr. J. Newmark.