A rare George III Six Pence made in York in 1811 by Cattle & Barber.

A rare George III Six Pence made in York in 1811 by Cattle & Barber.
A rare George III Six Pence made in York in 1811 by Cattle & Barber.

A rare George III Six Pence made in York in 1811 by Cattle & Barber.

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The front of the coin displays Six Pence, Cattle and Barber, Silver Token. The reverse displays York 1811, with the York city Coat of Arms above a crossed branch cartouche. A near identical example is shown in the catalogue of the William Lee Collection of York silver, 1972.



Diameter 0.75 inches, 1.875cm.

Year

1811

Country

York

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