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Middlesex D&H 932 National Books Often mistaken for an anti-slavery

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Often mistaken for an anti-slavery token

Richard Dinmore was a saddler’s ironmonger and hemp merchant in Norwich

Obv: Portrait of Charles Roe facing right

Obv: A draped bust of Fox

GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA

Middlesex D&H 932 National Books Often mistaken for an anti-slaveryObv: Bust to right, GEORGIVS III REX. around. Rev: LOST TO BRITANNIA'S HOPE BUT TO HER PRAYERS RESTOR'D. 1789. Uncirculated. Old cleaning that has mostly retoned. Pleasing in hand. One of the more well made tokens commemorating George IIIs recovery from his illness.

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