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Couple of keepers...trade token and button

jughed440

Active member
Had a short (1 1/2 hours) hunt today, but it was enough time to recover a trade token and a neat looking button. This token is not listed on the trade token data base site. Any info on it will be much appreciated. No coins to report.
I posted this in the E-Trac forum but decided to post it here also where more vistors may be able to offer info on the trade token.
 
Very nice !
 
Really nice finds. The Frederick I came across is "Frederick's Pharmacy" in NY. Nothing like yours. I have a good exonumia library but to more easily find info on the token the state it was found in may help. Though of course it may have been issued elswhere and then dropped where you dug it. Tokens are cool, congrats!
The button looks victorian era...just an estimation. Like a cameo button.
HH - Bruce
 
Thanks, everyone!!!

Ytcoinshooter said:
Really nice finds. The Frederick I came across is "Frederick's Pharmacy" in NY. Nothing like yours. I have a good exonumia library but to more easily find info on the token the state it was found in may help. Though of course it may have been issued elswhere and then dropped where you dug it. Tokens are cool, congrats!
The button looks victorian era...just an estimation. Like a cameo button.
HH - Bruce


I appreciate the help!!! No way to tell if Frederick is the location or business name. But there is a very small town named Frederick, Illinois. It's roughly 50 miles from here.
 
jughed440 said:
Thanks, everyone!!!

Ytcoinshooter said:
Really nice finds. The Frederick I came across is "Frederick's Pharmacy" in NY. Nothing like yours. I have a good exonumia library but to more easily find info on the token the state it was found in may help. Though of course it may have been issued elswhere and then dropped where you dug it. Tokens are cool, congrats!
The button looks victorian era...just an estimation. Like a cameo button.
HH - Bruce


I appreciate the help!!! No way to tell if Frederick is the location or business name. But there is a very small town named Frederick, Illinois. It's roughly 50 miles from here.
You got a tougher one to nail down. Nothing in the three reference books of tokens I checked. I looked on the web for a bit , you said you did. Maybe you should submit a picture to TAMS (token and medal society), maybe they can attribute it...? Good luck finding the story to go with that one.
 
Ytcoinshooter said:
You got a tougher one to nail down. Nothing in the three reference books of tokens I checked. I looked on the web for a bit , you said you did. Maybe you should submit a picture to TAMS (token and medal society), maybe they can attribute it...? Good luck finding the story to go with that one.

Thanks, 'coinshooter!!
I'll dig through the local historical society archives and business directories. Update will come if I find anything.
 
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