United Kingdom. George III-Sir Edward Thomason. 1/2 Penny 1806, itemnumber: W5020

Sir Edward Thomason (1769-1849) was a prominent manufacturer in Birmingham, trained by Matthew Boulton.
In 1806, Thomason registered his own hallmark at the Birmingham Assay Office (Thomason & Co).
Although he did not design the 1806 circulation coin, Thomason was later (1806-1830) one of the principal producers of medals and tokens in the style of Britannia and other national themes.

Actual dimensions:
diameter: 31.4 x 28.9 mm,
Weigth: 6,95 gram.
Details:
Country of Origin: United Kingdom

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