Obv: (mullet)JOHN.COCK.IN. , around cable inner circle, a cock standing on The Prince of Wales feathers.
Rev: (mullet)GREAT.TRENITY.LANE , around cable inner circle, C over IR .
St. James's Auction 35, 9/2/2016, lot 337.
M Dickinson 1268/9. W 169 but TRENITY.LANE. Dies as Norweb 7034, this a far superior example.

The Feathers was on the corner of Old Fish St. and Great Trinity Lane.

The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Wednesday 17 October 1660.
Office day. At noon came Mr. Creed to me, whom I took along with me to the Feathers in Fish Street, where I was invited by Captain Cuttance to dinner, a dinner made by Mr. Dawes and his brother. We had two or three dishes of meat well done; their great design was to get me concerned in a business of theirs about a vessel of theirs that is in the service, hired by the King, in which I promise to do them all the service I can. From thence home again with Mr. Crew [“Mr. Creed” in Latham & Matthews. P.G.]

Not mentioned in Taverns and tokens of Pepys' London, by George Berry.

Sold April 21