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Alexander the Great's Bucephalus was originally from Thessaly
1794 English Hawkehurst Halfpenny Conder / Token
the Carthaginians didn't begin to issue coined money prior to their second invasion of Sicily in 409 BC
making this coin a particularly special commemoration
It was often placed on doors
1793 Norwich Barracks Halfpenny Coin/Conder (col-012) caduceus Alexander the Great's Bucephalus wasDescription 1793 English Norwich Barracks Halfpenny Conder Token. A soldier holding a saber mounted on a horse. "PRO REGE ET PATRIA" (FOR KING AND COUNTRY) around the outer edge. "Queens Bay" on the bottom. The reverse is a view of Norwich Barracks 1793. The copper coin is set in a sterling silver coin mount. Approx. 1 1 4" diameter. Chains are available. See Chains. Story A shortage of small coinage in the 1790's inspired local companies, militias,
US$ 225.00
US$ 225.00
US$ 225.00
