Provenance?

[damian1986 142]

Does anyone recognise these tickets as having come from a particular dealer or collector?

Also the back reads "Ex EHW | 10 | 1969". Presumably this is E.H.W. & Co, London list number 10, but the lists were undated. Any ideas?

[TomGoodheart 380]

Afraid not and I can't see anything that specifically matches in Eaglen. (Pages 136-157 http://www.britnumsoc.org/publications/Digital%20BNJ/2001.shtml )

However the lack of prices, use of 'King' and presence of both a ticket to go with the coin and a 'stock' one suggest a collector rather than a dealer to me.

The fact that they have gone to the care of writing the roundel first in pencil then inking in supports that to my mind. I suspect most dealers just want something to remind them what it is and how much to charge, so rattle off their tickets rather more casually.

Obviously use of a fibre tip pen means they are relatively modern, but the style is traditional ...

Not much help I'm afraid.

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[Rob 3,106]

Can't help. Sorry.

[damian1986 142]

Cheers both, always worth asking in case. The pen over pencil shows some care i do like that.