Bill McKivor is a numismatist specializing in British Tokens of the 17th18th and 19th centuries.Bill sells Conder tokens as well as other related material from his site and also issues a quarterly sales list via email. (N.B.) Many choice pieces are sold directly from the list and do not make it onto the website. The Copper Corner contains some wonderful images that are alone worth a visit. His last list was published in January 2010. The next list is expected in March. He has a huge inventory so email him and request a copy of his latest list copperman@thecoppercorner.com
Cheapsidetokens is a great place to find high grade Conders. It is operated by Jerry Bobbe and Larry Gaye who have many years of experience as collectors and dealers of 18th Century Provincial Token Coinage.All of the items in stock are imaged (and the pictures are great!). New material is added frequently and the site’s organization makes it very easy to find what you’re looking for. In fact Jerry and Larry have just posted some new material as of Nov 12, 2009 and will likely have a lot more going up on the site over the next several weeks...so keep your eyes peeled!
Gary Groll is another numismatist specializing in British Token Coinage of the 17th,18th and 19th centuries.He maintains a very nice site with a wide variety of high-grade Conder Tokens. Much of his inventory is beautifully imaged. Gary's last inventory update was recent and there is always a good amount of material to be had.
ABC coins and tokens, run by David Stuart, is located in Alnwick, England.Click on the coin index to peruse the ABC inventory which is comprised of a wide variety of 17th18th and 19th century token coinage from around the UK. Nearly all of the stock is imaged (and very nicely so).Check it out.
Dave Wnuck and John Agre own and operate Coin Rarities Online which boasts a large inventory of coinage, predominantly of American origin.Occasionally, they will have a gemmy Conder Token for sale. The only drawback is that the ask prices on such are typically quite strong. They sold an nice gemmy example of Middlesex D&H 834 —End of Pain token....Man Hanging on a Gibbet / The Wrongs of Man Jany 21 , 1793 . This piece looks to me as if it may have come from the David L. Spence collection auctioned by DNW in 2004-2005 (this piece from the 2005 sale).Check out their coin archives to view the image. (I believe that it is the only Conder Token they sold to have been added to their archive.They have sold others though).
