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<p>[QUOTE="Parthicus, post: 2905067, member: 81887"]Thanks for the comments, everyone. Glad to hear that everyone else likes my Arados stater. I'm sure it will make my year-end Top 10 list.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Food prices in the lobby are indeed high, but the crab cake sandwich is actually pretty tasty. (Crabs are a Baltimore specialty, after all.) I would have skipped lunch, but I had foolishly gone without breakfast and then couldn't eat for a couple of hours after my dental procedure, so I had to eat something.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><font size="3"><br /></font></p><p><font size="3">Yes, it is indeed a Hard Times Token, part of the large series of tokens issued after the financial crisis of 1837. This one is political, making fun of Andrew Jackson for his role in the crisis. This specimen was only $18 in the stock tray of a token dealer. There are other types, including the famous anti-slavery designs "Am I not a man and a brother/ Am I not a woman and a sister" and a type showing </font>Andrew<font size="3"> Jackson popping out of a box like a Jack-in-the-Box. Guess I need to start another sub-collection...</font>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Parthicus, post: 2905067, member: 81887"]Thanks for the comments, everyone. Glad to hear that everyone else likes my Arados stater. I'm sure it will make my year-end Top 10 list. Food prices in the lobby are indeed high, but the crab cake sandwich is actually pretty tasty. (Crabs are a Baltimore specialty, after all.) I would have skipped lunch, but I had foolishly gone without breakfast and then couldn't eat for a couple of hours after my dental procedure, so I had to eat something. [SIZE=3] Yes, it is indeed a Hard Times Token, part of the large series of tokens issued after the financial crisis of 1837. This one is political, making fun of Andrew Jackson for his role in the crisis. This specimen was only $18 in the stock tray of a token dealer. There are other types, including the famous anti-slavery designs "Am I not a man and a brother/ Am I not a woman and a sister" and a type showing [/SIZE]Andrew[SIZE=3] Jackson popping out of a box like a Jack-in-the-Box. Guess I need to start another sub-collection...[/SIZE][/QUOTE]
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