AustraliaPenny Tokens (7) 1874 J.G.Fleming Grocer and Tea Dealer, Hobart/Reverse: Sugar Loaf, Scroll at right points to a dot KM#Tn71.1 VF with striking flaw. 1857 Hanks and Lloyd, Sydney, Australian Tea Mart, Sydney, Obverse: Peace and Plenty KM#85.1 VF. undated Iredale & Co. Iron Merchants and General Ironmongers KM#Tn135 VG/Fair. 1857 Holloways Pills and Ointments J.M. on base, KM#278.1 Fine with some pitting. 1858 Peace & Plenty, Melbourne, Australian Arfms without date KM#Tn285.1 Good Fine. 1858 Hide and De Carle Grocers and Wine Merchants KM#Tn104 About Fine. 1865 Alfred Davies Pawnbroker, Fremantle, Near Fine, holed. Australia Halfpenny Token 1855 Hanks and Lloyd , Australian Tea Mart, Sydney/Opening of the Sydney Railway KM#Tn82 Good Fine, along with uniface aluminium? undated token G.Borer & Co. for 1 Small Loaf Good Fine
Australia (62) Tokens (3) Penny Tokens (2) 1862 Victoria, W.Jamieson, Warrnambool KM#Tn136 GF/NVF, scarce, and , Joseph Moir, Hobart, Tasmania, undated KM#Tn174 NVF once cleaned now retoned, Halfpenny Token 1860 A.G.Hodgson Melbourne KM#Tn107 Good Fine, with a weak strike in the centre Crowns to Halfpennies (59) comprising Crowns 1937 (2) VF and NEF with graffiti on the portrait, Florins (29) 1910, 1914H, 1915H, 1918M, 1923, 1925 (2), 1926, 1927 Parliament House (2), 1928 (2), 1931, 1932 KM#27, 1934 (2), 1935, 1936 (5), 1944S, 1951 50th Anniversary Jubilee (2), 1953, 1954, 1954 Royal Visit, 1963, Shillings (2) 1917M GVF, 1936 EF, Sixpences (2) 1914, 1927, Threepences (3) 1915 (Fine), 1917M, 1934, Pennies (7) 1919 Dot below lower scroll, 1922, 1927, 1933, 1936, 1944, 1951, Halfpennies (10) 1911, 1914 (2), 1926, 1933, 1934 (2), 1943 (2), 1951, and New Zealand Sixpence 1947, in mixed grades to EF, also medals (2) Australia - Western Australia (2) Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 24mm diameter in silver, Swan Reverse GVF/VF holed at the top, Coronation of King George V 1911 31mm diameter EF toned with suspension loop on the edge
AustraliaPenny Tokens (3) 1857 Samuel Henry, Deloraine, Tasmania KM#Tn102 Fine, the obverse with some spots and edge nicks, 1855 Lewis Abrahams, Hobart, Tasmania KM#Tn7 Fine, undated, T.Butterworth Castlemaine, Victoria KM#Tn28 Fine
Australia (31) Crown 1937, Florins (8) 1927 Parliament House, 1936, 1942S, 1947, 1951 (2), 1954, 1959, Shillings (3) 1917M, 1938, 1953, Sixpences (2) 1926, 1942D, Threepences (3) 1934, 1942D, 1948, Pennies (7) 1927, 1936, 1941, 1951 (2), 1953, 1955, Halfpennies (2) 1915H, 1951 Dot, 20 Cents 1977, 10 Cents 1968, 5 Cents 2004, in mixed grades a few lustrous EF, Penny Token R.Parker, Geelong, Near Fine with a scratch on the reverse, Halfpenny Token Lewis Abrahams, Hobart, Near Fine with all details clear, Australia medal First Parliament opened 1901 in bronze, shield shaped, Obverse Busts of Victoria and Edward VII, Reverse facing busts of the Duke and Duchess of York GF
Australia Tokens (8) Pennies David Jones Ballarat, TH Jones and Co, HJ Marsh and Brother Hobart (2), Southwood and Sumpton Ballarat, Half Penny HJ Marsh and Brother Hobart VG - VF and Half Loaf Bread Tokens (2) R Rowan and Sons New Lambton Bakery white metal Good VF with two attempted piercings, 1 Loaf A. Lott JNR Mayfield Baker VF
Australia and New Zealand Tokens (4) Australia (3) Whitty and Brown Sydney KM#Tn271 Near Fine, Advance Australia 1862KM#Tn237 Fine, Halfpenny O.H.Hedberg, Hobart KM#Tn87 VG, New Zealand Edward Waters, Auckland KM#70.2 VG
Australia and New Zealand Tokens (7) Australia (6) Pennies (2) R.Parker Geelong undated, Iredale and Co. Sydney undated, Halfpennies (4) Melbourne c.1860 KM#Tn244, Melbourne Hide and De Carle 1857, Sydney J.MacGregor 1857, Tasmania Freidman, Hobart 1857, New Zealand Penny 1860 Holland and Butler, in mixed grades Fine to VF
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