Norfolk
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These lead tokens were found in fields of Norfolk, England and were likely used as farm work tallies in the 16th and 17th centuries, and possibly earlier. Reverse is shown as medal orientation with respect to the obverse, though it is unknown if that produces the correct reverse orientation.
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| Obverse: | Anchor? with dots on either side |
| Reverse: | Sideways T with dots above and below |
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| Obverse: | Stylized cross |
| Reverse: | Blank |
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| Obverse: | Figure with arms outstretched |
| Reverse: | Bird? Reclining figure? |
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| Obverse: | Two figures seated? |
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