Middlesex D&H 650bis Churches & Gates Books Usual die flaw on obverse

Usual die flaw on obverse over AC in 'PLACE'

MONTROSE LUNATIC HOSPITAL around

Earl of Northumberland

CORK in five lines

and demolished in 1835

Middlesex D&H 650bis Churches & Gates Books Usual die flaw on obverseObv: View of gate, BISHOPS GATE BT. 1733 around, JACOBS in exergue. Rev: A cypher P S Co, 1797 below, DEDICATED TO COLLECTORS OF MEDALS & COINS around. Edge: Plain. Extremely Fine. A few rim bumps. Very Rare (RR). The gate shown on the token was rebuilt in 1729, not 1733 as shown. The original Bishops Gate dates to Roman times and is thought to have been named after Earconwald, who was Bishop of London in the 7th century. The gate was rebuilt in both