Peerless Bakery Token

Its from Carbon County Utah, in the town obviously, Peerless
The community of Peerless included about thirty houses, a store, a school, the company mine office, a post office, and a clubhouse for company officials. At its peak production, the mine employed about 150 men. But it is now a ghost town and just about nothing remains.

In the early days of Carbon County many of the merchants, bar owners and coal camp stores used tokens for their customers to make their purchases.believed that many of these tokens are hidden away in trunks and treasure chests of the descendants of the early settlers.

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1917 - 1955 the town was around, I have no clue on the value. But I would say it is pretty rare