Edward d stephens [solved]

Going to stick my neck on the line a say its Irish. and made of copper. ​​​

Sorry forgot pictures

your coin is much nicer than the one on the numista page
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces126053.html

If my one can be used to update it on the site feel free or maybe I would need to take better photo's. Not sure how it works.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces126053.html

That link from the earlier reply is for a slightly different token ...

That is:
E. STEPHENS
1813 or 1814
Date is on obverse
DUBLIN on reverse

Yours is:
EDWD. STEPHENS
1816
Date is on reverse
No DUBLIN lettering

So - I created a new page, using your pictures and put your name underneath.
Though >
Diameter ? I guessed: 34mm
Orientation ? I guessed: Coin alignment ↑↓
What is the edge - plain or lettering ?
What does it say below the portrait ?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces227394.html

Wow!! That's amazing
34mm diameter is right
Here are two more pictures for the edge and name at bottom of bust

Thanks - I added those images, and other information, to the new page.
Still asking what is the orientation?

When I look at the head side of the coin then turn it over the harp is upside down with the base of the harp at about 1 o'clock if that makes sense. Hope that's what you looking

nice work.

Quote: "ZacUK"​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces126053.html
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​That link from the earlier reply is for a slightly different token ... ​

​Yes it is. The 1813 and 1814 token had a different engraver: Thomas Haliday: http://museu.ms/collection/object/69209/token-penny-tokens-19thcentury-tokens-dublin

While the engraver for the 1816 token was the Irish medallist Isaac Parkes: http://museu.ms/collection/object/69212/token-penny-tokens-19thcentury-tokens-dublin-i-parkes
That museum has 6 pieces of the 1816 token but none as nice as Treedoc's token.

Isaac Parker: https://www.libraryireland.com/irishartists/isaac-parkes.php
It looks like there are eight varieties for the 1816 token (scroll down to the second last line). Maybe that's why the Fitzwilliam Museum has 6 pieces, these might be all different varieties but they only show the obverses.