Middlesex D&H 73 Kempson's Gates Unofficial Tiny spot on bottom of

Tiny spot on bottom of church that is barely noticeable

but in 1759 was made commander-in-chief in Ireland and would go on to be responsible for the defense of Gibraltar after it was laid to siege for three years

Proof-like with some mint lustre remaining

Rev: Female with mining tools

known as the ‘debtor’s door’

Middlesex D&H 73 Kempson's Gates Unofficial Tiny spot on bottom ofObv: View of gate, ALDGATE above, ERECTED 1609 TAKEN DOWN 1766 in exergue. Rev: Justice standing with scales, BRITISH PENNY TOKEN 1797 around. Edge: Plain. Uncirculated and Proof like. Scarce. Penny. Although the ancient Aldgate was replaced in the 13th century with one made of stone, the second gate would have to be rebuilt in 1609. The gate shown on the token is the third manifestation of Aldgate and would last until 1766. The gate materials were