Identification of 1700s Liverpool condor token [solved]

Hi there I am new to the forum I am looking for information around a copper Liverpool condor token from 1793(I believe the date to be this but is a bit worn).

It has Britannia struck on one side and an image of a ship struck on the other side.

coin22

Hi there I am new to the forum I am looking for information around a copper Liverpool condor token from 1793(I believe the date to be this but is a bit worn).

It has Britannia struck on one side and an image of a ship struck on the other side.

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One picture says more than a thousand words!

Please upload some photos.

Aidan.

 Also - a condor is a bird. 

The UK tokens 1787 to 1797 are called Conder as it was James Conder who catalogued them. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conder_token 

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 I can make out some of it - which side says LIVERPOOL lettering? 

ZacUK

 I can make out some of it - which side says LIVERPOOL lettering? 

 

 

Looks like the left picture - which has a ship.

Aidan.

 I think both sides have the same lettering > 

LEITH HALFPENNY 

 I found that from a catalogue - and these four were on 154 of 222 pages. 

[All are 1797 dated] 

https://issuu.com/baldwinscoins/docs/baldwins_auction_102_-_4_octoberr_2 

N#120389 

Thanks for your help found coin in field outside of Stirling .Leith sounds best bet can’t get picture any better thanks Stewart 

Leith is located near Edinburgh.

I picked this one up very recently;

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I bought it off an old man at a fair in my home town of Wanganui - for 20 New Zealand Dollars.

He was very happy to get it a new home - in MY collection!

Aidan.

looks in superb condition, any idea where leith coins were minted thanks again Stewart 

coin22

looks in superb condition, any idea where leith coins were minted thanks again Stewart 

Probably in England, Stewart.

Aidan.

thanks for your help.  Stewart