I've just added a set "ScottishTokens's Lanarkshire Tokens" (Scotland, Lanarkshire Tokens, Complete Set, 1790's).

1799 Tk 1/2D DH-6 Ayrshire, MS64BN
PCGS #577033

(c.1790) Tk 1D DH-2 Renfrewshire, Paisley, MS63BN
PGCS #653391

Back from grading:

1799 Great Britain, Stainton 31c (also referenced under Dalton & Hamer as Ayrshire, Scotland, DH 5 bis III), Fullerton (Misspelling of Fullarton) P6D PR64 PCGS #595599


1799 Tk 1/2D DH-5 Obverse Cliche WM Ayrshire MS62 PCGS # 1018680

Note from Wikipedia: The term "cliché" is used in French numismatics to refer to a thin electrotype copy of a coin or medal with the sides displayed separately so that they can both be seen at once. Or as a Cliché pair. A cliché is also a pair of thin blanks struck in a press with a mated pair of dies. They are used as proof impressions for the artist. Like many proofs, however, these have become desirable in themselves, and are acquired by museums specifically to allow the display of both sides of a coin or medal at once.
I would have liked a proof designation or have the reverse, but not to be.

I've just added a set "ScottishTokens's Scotland Tokens" (Scotland, Ayrshire Tokens, Complete Set, 1790's).

I've just acquired this Scotland 0 Tk 1/4D Angusshire NGC MS-65 BN.

I've just acquired this Scotland 1790 Tk 1/4D Angusshire, Dundee NGC MS-64 BN.

I've just acquired this Scotland (1790's) Tk 1/4D Angusshire NGC XF Details.

I've just added a set "ScottishTokens's Scotland Tokens of Angus" (Scotland, Angusshire Tokens, Complete Set, 1790's).

I've just acquired this Scotland 1790's Tk 1/2D Lothian NGC MS-63 BN.

I've just acquired this Scotland 1790's Tk 1/2D Ayrshire NGC MS-67 BN.

I've just acquired this Scotland 1799 P1/2D Ayrshire Milton DH-5 NGC Proof-66 BN.

I've just acquired this Scotland 1797 Tk 1/2D Ayrshire PCGS MS-65 BN.

I've just added a set "ScottishTokens's Scotland Not Local" (Scotland, Farthing, Not Local Tokens, Complete Set, 1790's).

I've just added a set "ScottishTokens's Scotland TOKENS" (Scotland, Halfpenny and Farthing Fifeshire Tokens, Complete Set, 1790's to 1797).