Herefordshire D&H 5 Hereford Scotland Replaced by a stone structure

Replaced by a stone structure in the 12th century

UNIVERSITY

INVERNESS HALFPENNY around

was again nearly destroyed by the Great Fire in 1666

and half-penny tokens

Herefordshire D&H 5 Hereford Scotland Replaced by a stone structureObv: An apple tree, SUCCESS TO THE CIDER TRADE. HEREFORD HALFPENNY above, C: HONIATTS BIRM. M WAREHOUSE. (below). Rev: Figure of Justice, FOR CHANGE NOT FRAUD. (around) 1794 in exergue. Edge: Milled. Extremely Fine. Choice brown. Some lustre remaining. Issued by Lutwyche for Charles Honiatt, a brazier and tin plate worker who produced cider. He was originally a cider maker but took over his fathers brazing and tin plate business.