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  1. #1

    Jun 2005
    31

    1 Bit Token

    Hi Everybody I was reading the Forums and I like this site. I am VERY new to detecting and have found mostly junk but I have found 1 thing I have not been able to find any info on maybe some help? I cant post a pic but will describe the best I can......
    A 12 1/2c Token for trade at The Mansion Bar Artesia New Mexico
    on the Back is the Manufactor? Stuart and Carberry
    It is a little larger than a quarter and has scolloped edges

  2. #2

    Jun 2004
    1,623

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    WELCOME djduk00, Sounds like a neat token,can't help but i'm sure someone will.A pic would help.Good luck on the search.HH

  3. #3

    Mar 2005
    Orlando, FL
    1,098

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    Welcome to the forum dj! I'm sure someone here will be able to help you out! Great find!

    vicki

  4. #4

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    Hey dj! I don't have a clue on the token either....but welcome to the forum.....somebody in here will probly be able to help ya!

    Nana

  5. #5
    us
    CZ21, AT Pro, GM CXIII

    Feb 2005
    West Michigan
    4,945
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    12 and a 1/2 cents token??

    Cool find!

    HH

    Lonewolfe

  6. #6

    Aug 2003
    793
    1 times

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    Hi, dj--Nice find! The new (2004) New Mexico Trade token does not list that one. My bet is that Stuart & Carberry were the proprietors of the Mansion Bar (unless the lettering on Stuart & Carberry is very small). I have never heard of a token manufacturer with that name. The 12?? denomination was pretty common in the western states where good cigars and whiskey drinks were priced at two for a quarter. If a patron paid for his drink or cigar with a quarter, he received the token as exact change. Of course the proprietors hoped the token would not be redeemed as that would be almost pure profit for them. Post a picture of both sides if you can. Best, John in Idaho - tokens@idahovandals.com

  7. #7
    rusty nails

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    google it ! nice find......................lots of luck in your future hunts
    lefty

  8. #8

    Jun 2005
    31

    Re: 1 Bit Token

    Thx to John in Idaho for the info I will post a pic when I am able to and after I figure out how. Am barely able to walk and chew gum much less download a pic lol

 

 

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