1812 BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE SIXPENCE TOKEN VICTORIA CLELAND The 1897 Shilling in EF

The 1897 Shilling in EF (Extremely Fine) condition features sharp detail and only slight signs of wear

whilst the reverse displays a meticulously engraved clown triggerfish in its natural habitat

The silver content provides both numismatic and precious metal value

this 1953 issue carries considerable historical significance for collectors studying post-war Commonwealth coinage and Southern African monetary heritage

Struck in rich gold

1812 BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE SIXPENCE TOKEN VICTORIA CLELAND The 1897 Shilling in EFA rare historical token from 1812, issued by Birmingham's workhouse during the early 19th century. This sixpence denomination piece reflects the social welfare systems of the Georgian era and serves as a fascinating artefact of local history. The token showcases period craftsmanship and bears authentic markings of its time. A valuable addition for numismatists, history enthusiasts, and collectors of British tokens and institutional memorabilia.