A scarce copper penny token issued in Birmingham during 1811, featuring the iconic rose design. This historical token represents an important period of British numismatic history when local traders issued their own currency due to the shortage of official coinage.
The piece exhibits characteristic wear consistent with its age and circulation, with visible patina across the copper surface. An excellent addition to any collection of British tokens, trade tokens, or regional currency memorabilia.
Condition and authenticity reflect its genuine historical provenance. A tangible connection to early 19th-century Birmingham commerce and everyday life.