| |
| Comments. James Conder was a linen draper at Tavern Street, Ipswich;
and was an ardent collector of tokens, and the author of the standard work
on the subject until it was superseded by that of Atkins in 1892. He also
issued three private tokens. |
| The old Market Cross stood on the Rotunda in Cornhill,
and was built at the beginning of the sixteenth century, but was removed
in 1812. |
| There are impressions of this token struck on smaller
blanks and after the dies had been lapped, as the lettering is much fainter,
and the horizontal stroke of the H in IPSWICH in the obverse legend is missing. |
| Commercial Coins 1787-1804., pp. 175 |
