This interface is designed to help to identify tokens. Some series contain many very similar designs, e.g. Anglesey pennies and halfpennies, Warwickshire John Wilkinson series, Cheshire Macclessfield halfpennies, Cronebane halfpennies &c. Unexperienced collector is often having hard time finding his variety among pages and pages of quite similar tokens. I am trying to devise ways to speed the identification up. Some would say that digging the coin up in the catalogue is a priceless fun; of course sometimes it is, but not always. Fortunately you are not obliged to use this identification help.

	Macclesfield halfpennies 1790-1792 obverse: Charles Roe reverse: Female with mining tools
	Norwich 1792 loom halfpennies obverse: Norwich shield of arms reverse: A man working in a loom
	Wicklow Cronebane 1789 halfpennies obverse: A bishop's head in profile, and a crosier tied with a bow of ribbon. reverse: Shield of arms, crest a windlass
	Angusshire Montrose Lunatic Hospital halfpenny obverse: Duke of Montrose coat of arms reverse: A building (Montrose Lunatic Hospital)
	Middlesex Williams' halfpenny obverse: The Prince of Wales' crest upon a portcullis. reverse: A crown on the arms of London.