The above-named two Jersey silver tokens read respectively:--

_O._ STATES OF JERSEY, 18 13 = The arms of Jersey--viz., _gules_,

three lions passant gardant _or._

_R._ THREE | SHILLINGS | TOKEN, in three lines, within a wreath of oak

leaves.

and

_O._ STATES OF JERSEY, 11 13 = the arms of Jersey.

_R._ EIGHTEEN | PENCE | TOKEN, in three lines, within a wreath of oak

leaves.

These silver tokens were the only coins of that metal ever struck for

the Channel Islands. The countermarked Spanish dollars, indented "Bishop

de Jersey and Co.," belong to Guernsey, and will be noticed together

with the other coins of that island.

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