Queen Victoria ‘To Hanover’ gaming tokens or jettons, 1837 to 1867
A Queen Victoria ‘To Hanover’ gaming token or jetton, dated 1867. Thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of these were minted between 1837 and 1867 (at least the most recent date I have seen on one of these tokens or jettons is 1867, there may be later dated examples around, some are dated as early as 1830). The man on the horse is not St. George slaying the dragon, but the Duke of Cumberland on route to claim the crown of Hanover.
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I have one of these coins dated 1830 and would like to find out the current value of the coin
Queen Victoria ‘To Hanover’ gaming tokens are only worth a few pounds at most, take a look on ebay, there are always loads of them listed.
Hi, I have one of these coins dated 1830 but queen is spelt “quen”
I recently acquired an extremely fine piece with some lustre, dated 1837, it was in a job lot of coins I bought at Stockport antiques and collectors fair, is it actually classed as a faerthing o’er a gaming token
I have one of these token coins, but it is button hole dangle. What is up with that & is it collectible?
It may be of interest to someone who collects button hole dangles, but these tokens are very common and cheap to buy on eBay etc.