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A Continuing Thread ~ Post Your Tokens, Medals, Exonumia Acquisitions

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Nice nostalgia, buggies and surries.
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Nice Buggy's Token!

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Been waiting many years for a Coldwater MI store card to come to market. Finally found one. Coldwater is a single merchant town, both varieties are Rarity-8, so not too many around.

This leaves me with a single token needed to complete a Michigan towns & cities set of 55 Tokens.

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@Penny Guy: Congrats on finding such a scarce token. How long have you been working on your Michigan C&T set?

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Very nice token.
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Great store card! Very tough one to find.
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Been waiting many years for a Coldwater MI store card to come to market. Finally found one. Coldwater is a single merchant town, both varieties are Rarity-8, so not too many around.
Congratulations!



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This leaves me with a single token needed to complete a Michigan towns & cities set of 55 Tokens.
Good luck.
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Patience pays off. Nice civil war store card token. From what I learned, Rarity 8 means there are about 5 or 10 known! I don't recall seeing a token with a similar Liberty that resembles the 3 cent piece.
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Penny Guy, I am happy for you. Great find. Congratulations!
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Most of my Conder / Bell tokens are pretty, or at least presentable, but this one is definitely not pretty!

But I had to save it from consignment to the junk/melt pile...so here it is. This common token was also issued in penny size (34mm.)

It will be going for a very long bath in some Verdi-Care.

1811 - Bristol halfpenny token. AE, 28mm. Reeded edge.
Withers W 472

Obv: Ship - PATENT SHEATHING NAIL MANUFACTORY / BRISTOL

Rev: Denomination - PAYABLE AT BRISTOL AND LONDON / HALF PENNY TOKEN / 1811


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Another recent acquisition, not perfect, but much nicer than the halfpenny token above!

Todd, Burns & Co. issued several variations of these farthing tokens - they are trade tokens because they feature a denomination (farthing) and not just store cards, although they occasionally get classified as store cards or adverts. Irish 19th c. trade tokens tend to be a bit scarcer than British issues of the same era, but this particular issue is fairly common.

1834 Ireland (Dublin) farthing token. AE, 21mm, plain edge / beaded borders.

Bell 6310. Numerous die chips and filled letters on this example, and a fine reddish chocolate in color.

Obv: W. TODD & CO., DRAPERS, CORK, & LIMERICK / PAYABLE IN DUBLIN, CORK, OR LIMERICK. at center.

Rev: TODD, BURNS & CO. DRAPERS, MARY ST, DUBLIN / 1834 / ONE FARTHING at center.

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@Commems: Congrats on finding such a scarce token. How long have you been working on your Michigan C&T set?

Thanks. Started on this set about 10 years ago. It's been a long haul. The hardest Michigan token to find is Saranac, which I still need.

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Very nice adds
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