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LOT 3728
Middlesex, Palmer's Mail Coach CU Halfpenny. 1797.
MAIL COACH HALFPENNY PAYABLE IN LONDON. around, mail coach being pulled to right by four horses, TO TRADE EXPEDITION & TO PROPERTY PROTECTION. in three lines below / TO J. PALMER. Esq THIS IS INSCRIBED AS A TOKEN OF GRATITUDE FOR BENEFITS RECE.D FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MAIL COACHES in eight lines; cipher JF below; all within wreath. D&H 363. Good Very Fine.(9.10gr, 28mm, 12h.).
Provenance
From the collection of a London antiquarian, formed since the 1980s.
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