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1805 SILVER TEN PENCE BANK TOKEN IRELAND JACOB II The three pence denomination heldThis 1805 Irish silver ten pence bank token represents a substantial denomination from a critical period of monetary scarcity during the Napoleonic Wars. Authorised by the Bank of Ireland and struck in sterling silver, this token addressed acute copper and silver shortages that disrupted everyday commerce across Ireland. Higher denomination bank tokens like this ten pence example are particularly scarce, as many were melted down following currency