Mixed Copper and Bronze Coinage, to include: British: George III 'Cartwheel' twopence 1797, small edge knock at 12 o'clock, otherwise Fine; George III 'Cartwheel' penny 1797, Fair; George III halfpenny 1799, VG/Good; George IV halfpenny 1826, Good; and a Victoria halfpenny 1854, VG; Ireland, George IV penny 1822, VG; Bank of Upper Canada, one penny token 1850, significant edge knock at 11 o'clock of reverse, otherwise Fine; and Guernsey, 4 doubles 1914H, Fine; 3 x 18th and 19th century tokens, comprising: Leeds halfpenny 1791, obv. Bishop Blaze, ARTIS NOSTRA CONDITOR, rev. owl above shield of arms dividing date, near Fine; Birmingham & South Wales penny token 1812, obv. Prince of Wales feathers, rev. horse in centre, COPPER TOKEN ONE PENNY around, Good; and Sheffield penny token 1813, obv. Roscoe Place, rev. draped and seated female figures holding scales of justice and cornucopia, Good; a George III fake halfcrown 1819, likely a contemporary forgery; and a Roman Imperial, Philip I (244-249AD) AE sestertius, obv. IMP M IVL PHILLIPVS AVG, laureate and draped bust right, rev. FIDES MILITVM, S-C, Fides standing left holding two standards, RIC 172a, VG; together with a Farewell to the £.S.D. System 10-coin specimen set, from crown to farthing; a Canada 1968 6-coin year set, dollar to 1 cent; USA 1968 5-coin year set, half dollar to 1 cent; 6 x cupro-nickel crowns a USA dollar 1976 and an ESSO motor club medal.