Drogheda D&H 2 Penny PAYABLE AT THE EXCHANGE around

PAYABLE AT THE EXCHANGE around

Made for the grocer John Pilmer

Sold as a pair

1812 in exergue

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

Drogheda D&H 2 Penny PAYABLE AT THE EXCHANGE aroundObv: Hibernia seated with harp, INCORPORETED BY ACT OF PARLERMENT around, 1792 below. Rev: A cypher I M Co., PAYABLE AT DROGHEDA OR DUBLIN around. Fine. Some light obverse damage (circle scratch). Very Rare (RR). The entire Drogheda series were probably struck as specious tokens for sale to collectors and probably struck sometime after 1804. I M Co. Probably stands for the Irish Mine Company. This series is almost always found in poor condition.