Gloucestershire D&H 5 Gloucester Penny the latin on the reverse

the latin on the reverse translates to “Wherever you throw it

One of the more well-made tokens commemorating George III’s recovery from his illness

Trade token issued to William Roe

Prominent die crack on reverse at 2 o’clock

but D&H put it in Bedfordshire because Leighton-Buzzard was the first town mentioned

Gloucestershire D&H 5 Gloucester Penny the latin on the reverseObv: View of church, ST. MICHAELS CHURCH around, palm branches in exergue. Rev: Shield of arms, cap of maintenance as crest, THE ARMS OF GLOCESTER . CITY TOKEN around, 1797 below. Edge: Plain. Uncirculated. Bronzed Proof. Scarce. Penny. While the fifteenth century tower shown on this token still stands, the remainder has been demolished. There has been a church located on the site since the 12th century, and evidence of Roman occupation has been