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Jul 23, 2011, 11:08 PM
#1
MY FIRST TOKEN
Here are the images of the token i found today ,i am pretty pumped
http://i55.tinypic.com/2qjao74.jpg
http://i52.tinypic.com/2i7qtug.jpg
A member id the token for me in what is it ,BRAMBLEFIND who i thank for the ID on the token
Has anyone ever seen this token before ? HC Beerman & Co was a Saloon on W. Peters St. in Atlanta, Georgia in the late 1800s
How many of these can be floating around ? is it a rare token ? '
Would like to here from you token folk on it , thanks !!
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Jul 23, 2011, 11:18 PM
#2
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
Congratulations on the nice token! I think Bramblefind has probably nailed it as Atlanta, GA, although part of the inscription is curious. It is not listed in Partin's Georgia Trade Tokens book and I don't see it on www.tokencatalog.com, so my guess is that this is a "new merchant". You might consider posting it on tokencatalog.com or giving permission to post your pics and one of us will post it.
John in ID
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Jul 23, 2011, 11:23 PM
#3
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
 Originally Posted by idahotokens
Congratulations on the nice token! I think Bramblefind has probably nailed it as Atlanta, GA, although part of the inscription is curious. It is not listed in Partin's Georgia Trade Tokens book and I don't see it on www.tokencatalog.com, so my guess is that this is a "new merchant". You might consider posting it on tokencatalog.com or giving permission to post your pics and one of us will post it.
John in ID
Oh that would be great if you posted it over there ,you got me excited LOL
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Jul 23, 2011, 11:24 PM
#4
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
 Originally Posted by idahotokens
Congratulations on the nice token! I think Bramblefind has probably nailed it as Atlanta, GA, although part of the inscription is curious. It is not listed in Partin's Georgia Trade Tokens book and I don't see it on www.tokencatalog.com, so my guess is that this is a "new merchant". You might consider posting it on tokencatalog.com or giving permission to post your pics and one of us will post it.
John in ID
And thank you !!
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Jul 23, 2011, 11:44 PM
#5
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
How can i clean this token ? the best method?
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Jul 24, 2011, 09:42 AM
#6
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
As with any numismatic item, be careful about cleaning. Cleaning tokens is a lot more acceptable than cleaning coins, but they are still subject to ruin if not done properly. If I were you, I'd experiment on a lot of other similar pieces of metal before working on this token. I think the archives here and in the coins section would be worth searching.
John in ID
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Jul 24, 2011, 11:03 PM
#7
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
http://www.tokencatalog.com/token_re...cord_offset=15
or you can go to www.tokencatalog.com and click on "Display Tokens", then put Beerman in the "All These Words" box, then hit search. Once the image comes up, you can click on the image for an enlarged view.
John in ID
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Jul 24, 2011, 11:51 PM
#8
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
 Originally Posted by idahotokens
Thanks a bunch John ,i hope one day we can solve this token fully i cant wait to find my next !!
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Aug 01, 2011, 05:26 PM
#9
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
I just checked my token book,United States Tokens,1700-1900 and do not find it listed.You could have a rare one.
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Aug 03, 2011, 01:44 AM
#10
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
 Originally Posted by Waterbug
I just checked my token book,United States Tokens,1700-1900 and do not find it listed.You could have a rare one. 
Thanks bud,wish i could find out more
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Aug 03, 2011, 10:12 AM
#11
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
 Originally Posted by DIGGING1971GUY
How can i clean this token ? the best method?
Very Nice!
I've dug one drug store token from the 1880's similar to yours, in the sense that it still has some of the black enamel
in the lettering.
Be very careful on cleaning, if you do it at all. Some soapy water, q-tip, that's all I'd use.
(This is from someone whose tokens that have been dug recently need to be almost stripped to their base metal
because of such horrible ground conditions.
Hopefully this find will be the start of a horribly cruel addiction, one in which you may lose friends and family.
Willingly.
Carl
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Aug 03, 2011, 08:37 PM
#12
Re: MY FIRST TOKEN
 Originally Posted by CurbdiggerCarl57
 Originally Posted by DIGGING1971GUY
How can i clean this token ? the best method?
Very Nice!
I've dug one drug store token from the 1880's similar to yours, in the sense that it still has some of the black enamel
in the lettering.
Be very careful on cleaning, if you do it at all. Some soapy water, q-tip, that's all I'd use.
(This is from someone whose tokens that have been dug recently need to be almost stripped to their base metal
because of such horrible ground conditions.
Hopefully this find will be the start of a horribly cruel addiction, one in which you may lose friends and family.
Willingly.
Carl
I am so addicted already ,i even bare the 100 deg weather to make sure i go 4 hours in it ,i cant wait till it cools 8hr days here i come !!
I wish you good digging my friend !!!
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