coin with 2 different dates

[leepy]

hello peeps been a while since i been on so i got sh!t loads of pics to post but heres two that i could do with a little help id'ing 1st is a coin its got two dates on it both different

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well there the wrong way round but never mind could any tell me owt about the 1st pics it looks whole theres nothing broken off it

the coin has 1837 on one side with the 'To Hanover' at the top the thing under the horse is a three headed dragon of somesort on the other side its date is 1883 and it says queen of great brit

[Jayreef]

I like the top one, will think about that

the coin

"Victoria Queen of Great Brit 1869" around young head bust / Standard "To Hanover" . "To Hanover" game counters are satirical imitations of gold sovereigns of Queen Victoria. Almost all are dated "1837" on the reverse, but were issued for many years. When William IV died in 1837, Victorian succeeded him as Queen of England, but women were not allowed to rule the German state of Hanover, which was also a possession of William IV. So Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland and son of George III, became King of Hanover. These counters have a bust of Victoria, and the reverse satirizes their Saint George killing the dragon motif with Ernest Augustus wearing a crown and holding a sword, while his horse prances on a multi-headed dragon, "To Hanover" above

one here also

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showre ... 83&cat=all

[leepy]

you the man mucka thanks very much fella