Commodore, Mississippi MS Jullius Jones 10¢ Trade Token

[dpatterson1]

Does anyone have info on this token? Cant find it anywhere.

 

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[dat12]

Does anyone have info on this token? Cant find it anywhere.

Trade tokens like the "Commodore, Mississippi Julius Jones 10¢ Trade Token" were commonly used in the United States as substitutes for legal currency, particularly in smaller communities or specific businesses. These tokens often served promotional purposes or acted as credit vouchers for goods and services at a particular merchant.
Unfortunately, there is limited specific information available about the "Julius Jones 10¢ Trade Token" from Commodore, Mississippi. It doesn't appear frequently in trade token catalogs or common auction sites, suggesting it may be quite rare or specific to a niche collection.
Trade tokens from this era and region often fall into several categories, including those used in general stores, saloons, or local businesses. They typically bear the name of the merchant, location, and value, which in this case is 10¢. The scarcity of information might imply that this token was used for a short period or produced in limited quantities.
For further insights, you might explore forums and databases dedicated to exonumia (the study of coin-like objects such as tokens). Websites like Collectors Weekly and TokenCatalog.com could be useful resources for connecting with other collectors who might have more detailed knowledge or similar tokens.
If you have the opportunity, posting images and inquiries on dedicated collectors' forums could help gather more specific information from fellow enthusiasts who might have encountered similar items.

 

[Bucket Lister]

Does anyone have info on this token? Cant find it anywhere.

Please define "anywhere". Are we talking 5 minutes on google, or hours in libraries, museums, & coin shops pouring over guide books & historical references?

Can you please provide pics of both sides, and is there a date?

I find quite a few references to the token on various auction sites, but apparently nothing current.

Tokens have been used throughout US history, but there are a couple of noteworthy eras:

• Hard Times Tokens (ca. 1833-1843)
  
  

  Hard times token - Wikipedia

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• Civil War Tokens (ca. 1861-1864)
  
  

  Civil War token - Wikipedia

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