UNKNOWN TOKENS FOUND

[Siegfried Schlagrule]

GOLDBLATT / 1/2C / BROS. // REDEEMABLE / IN / CASH, BRONZE, 16 OR 17 MM

(ALTERNATING STARS AND RAYS - SEVEN STARS) / THE STAG (INSIDE LOZENGE) // (ALTERNATING STARS AND RAYS - SEVEN STARS) // GOOD FOR / 2 1/2C / IN TRADE, 26MM, BRASS.

Second token is dug. Sorry no photos available. thanks, siegfried schlagrule

 

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[Butterfield]

Hi Siegfried,
The Goldblatt token has been attributed to Chicago and is listed in Vacketta's Illinois book. I didn't have any luck with The Stag.

 

[IdahoMan38]

THERE WAS "THE STAG" IN IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO, THIS MAY BE A POSSIBILTY, IDAHO MERCHANT TOKENS(1967) HAS A 12 1/2¢ ONE LISTED WITH J. JOHNSTON PROP. JERRY ADAMS OF THE NATC MIGHT BVE ABLE TO HELP IDENTIFY, DO A ONLINE SEARCH.

 

[IdahoMan38]

JUST FOUND ANOTHER LISTING FOR "THE STAG" IN SHELLY, IDAHO THEY HAD 2 5¢ SHOWN, IDAHO MERCHANT' TOKENS (1967). APPARENTLY THIS MUST OF BEEN SOME KIND OF CHAIN. SO PROBABLY CAME FROM AREA WHERE FOUND.

 

[Siegfried Schlagrule]

thanks idaho, there are four listed in indiana but they don't match the stars and rays description. I'm guessing that will be the key and although I didn't dig it it does look dug. I got that one at a pawn shop. Expensive hobby you have if you collect good for mirrors and encased mirrors. Only have one friend who collects those. If interested in an introduction send me a private message and I'll give you his email. regards, siegfried schlagrule