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Warwickshire D&H 181 Kempson's England Significance of the rose countermark

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Significance of the rose countermark is unknown

Obv: Laureate bust

Issued to the Lyceum Exhibition as an advertising ticket for their horse and acrobat shows

were the focus of his attentions

OF MALTON HIS HALFPENY around

Warwickshire D&H 181 Kempson's England Significance of the rose countermarkObv: View of hospital, GENERAL HOSPITAL above, ERECTED 1779. (in exergue). Rev: Shield of Arms, P. KEMPSON MAKER OF BUTTONS MEDALS & C BIRMINGHAM in three curved lines. Edge: Plain. Good Extremely Fine. Some light spotting on obverse rim, otherwise choice. Rare in brass. This hospital, founded by John Ash, had among its founding committee members, one Matthew Boulton of the Soho Mint. The hospital was later moved to Steelhouse lane and there is now a

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