Douglas, DOUGLAS BANK TOKEN (littler, Dove and Co.), Shilling, 1811, view of Peel Castle from sea, with boat sailing, no legend, <I>rev.</I> five line inscription, <I>edge,</I> obliquely grained (Pr.48; M.102; Davis 6), <I>attractively toned, extremely fine and very rare</I> | Christie's

Sale 1255

ANCIENT ENGLISH & FOREIGN COINS/COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

Spink London

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12 - 14 July 2000

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Lot 2773

Douglas, DOUGLAS BANK TOKEN (littler, Dove and Co.), Shilling, 1811, view of Peel Castle from sea, with boat sailing, no legend, rev. five line inscription, edge, obliquely grained (Pr.48; M.102; Davis 6), attractively toned, extremely fine and very rare

Price realised

GBP 368

Estimate

GBP 300 - GBP 500

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Douglas, DOUGLAS BANK TOKEN (littler, Dove and Co.), Shilling, 1811, view of Peel Castle from sea, with boat sailing, no legend, rev. five line inscription, edge, obliquely grained (Pr.48; M.102; Davis 6), attractively toned, extremely fine and very rare
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