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elkboy

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Jan 29, 2004
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Muncie, IND
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found this chauffeur license, this 5 cent token and an 1868 Indian head penny.? Any info on the token? made of aluminum i believe, to light to be silver reads? ? H.K. John 829 N. E. ST.? ?and on other side? reads? Good For 5 (cents) At The Red Light?? Can find no info local, any info would be helpful found in Delaware county Indiana.? Thanks? HH Dave
 

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Kent in AL

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Mar 21, 2003
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Dave - the chauffer's license is too cool. Great find!

Kent
 

Doug Mauck

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Sep 7, 2004
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The token is a 'Trade Token'. They were popular in KS in the 1920's. You'd need an old city directory for nearby towns (from the library) so you could 'The Red Light' at the address given. There are collectors who value trade tokens, but you'll probably want to keep your trophy!
 

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elkboy

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I do want to keep them I actually found 2 within inches of each other and a 1868 Indian head. I don't believe it came from around here though. I have checked all the old city and town directories and no address matching or business name match. (Muncie, In. and surrounding small towns.) Thanks & HH Dave
 

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