Warwickshire D&H 153 Kempson's Scotland Rev: View of town of

Rev: View of town of Forfar with boats in foreground

Edge: EMSWORTH HALFPENNY PAYABLE BY IOHN STRIDE X

Obv: ONE PENNY TOKEN in center double circle with ornament above and laurel sprig below

GLOVERS LONDON SHEFFIELD & BIRMINGM

as Matthew Boulton had started his coinage contract with the crown in 1797

Warwickshire D&H 153 Kempson's Scotland Rev: View of town ofObv: View of church, ST. JOHNS CHAPEL DERITEND. (around). Rev: Shield of Arms, P. KEMPSON MAKER OF BUTTONS MEDALS & C BIRMINGHAM in three curved lines. Edge: Plain. Uncirculated and Choice with full satiny lustre. Bell lists as scarce. Deritend is an historic area of Birmingham. The foundation for this church goes back to the 14th century. Unfortunately, the church pictured on the token was demolished in 1947.