[IMG] Here is the third one, I'm not going to post the obverse of this one since that is the oic that gave me fits yesterday. These are rare...
Well I'm going to try another one and see what happens [IMG] [IMG] Suisse pamp issue my first one [IMG] [IMG] a Reno art bar, whada except a...
Doesn't seem to want to work this morning
Tried post the second token but i can't seem to post the proper file it will only post a previous file of a different token will try later!
Here is the start of a trio of bi-metallic ones from a cafe in Chicago 1899 [IMG] [IMG]
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For thoses that may not have seen this site. http://www.tokenarchive.com/
While @ the LCS taking a pic for JWT of that closed army base PX token I did mange to pick up some interesting silver art bars and a few tokens....
will do, he doesn't get many tokens in they seem to come in spurts. And that is only the second Mil spec type token he has had.
Not long I would say as he makes a point to show me tokens other than CWT and earlier counterstamps. since I am a more of the modern type...
Jack this one is for your enjoyment, It is in the case at the local coin shop it is from new fort Brady 1893-1944...
I think you are correct Louis is what looks to be the first name and a double 0 after his name. Googled him he died in 1940 so the 1900 year...
Great stuff jack and great photos!
Really great stuff, you sure did fall into it as they say and come up smelling like 2 dozen roses!!!!!!!:clown:
Can't beat that with a stick and spoon! [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Well your holed tokens are Slot machine tokens from the 1890's to the 40's Hole wouldn't pay out if replayed in mints or candy. With the vending...
Who woulda thunk it, great stuff!
Pidcock's was famous for it's time and covered in a lot of the writings on circuses and showmen. Can't place which of my books it is in will have...
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