Hull lead works penny token, 1812.
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Hull lead works penny token, 1812.
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Token, copper, 33mm diameter. Hull lead works penny, 1812
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Token, copper, 33mm diameter. Hull lead works penny, 1812. (D Yorks 87). [Issued by J. Picard, owner and industrialist.] Issuer J K Picard, 1812, 1d. Obverse Hull lead works. Reverse ‘Payable in Bank of Engd. Or Hull Notes by I K Picard’. Notes Picard was a wealthy man who practised as a barrister before entering the family business. He was often in London on business and became friendly with the Prince of Wales’ circle of acquaintances. After gambling heavily for some time he was declared bankrupt in 1827.
Details
- Category:
- Coins, Medals & Tokens
- Object Number:
- 1977-381/133
- Materials:
- copper (metal)
- type:
- token
- credit:
- Mr. J. Newmark.
