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1893 Chicago token

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rluka

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Found this token awhile back and was wondering if anyone has any info. Its about the size of $.25 piece. It appears to be made of copper. What value can be placed on it?
Thanks for looking
Ron L (rluka)
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There were hundreds of tokens produced for the 1893 Columbian exposition.

Yours is listed as Eglit-574 on this site and it came in both Brass and Silver http://www.1893columbianexpo.com/Eglit_501-.html

Also saw it for sale here; Machinery Hall Token
 
Right on....Thanks for that great info...Its not really only about the monetary value but I must admit that its nice when you find something valuable$$$$
It was an exciting find for me either way. I found it in a park in Edmonton.
Thanks again
rluka
 
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