Found 20’ from the seated dime

Merf

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Sycamore is 5 miles from home but I can find no info on this cigar store.
 

They are noted as doing business (cigars and billiards) in this book during that period.
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Twenty-Fourth Annual Report of the Chief State Factory Inspector of Illinois: For the Year July 1, 1916, to June 30, 1917​

Don in SoCal
 

They are noted as doing business (cigars and billiards) in this book during that period.
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Twenty-Fourth Annual Report of the Chief State Factory Inspector of Illinois: For the Year July 1, 1916, to June 30, 1917​

Don in SoCal
Thanks Don
 

1920 Census, Monmouth Ward 3, Warren, Illinois. Frank A. Weir, age 39 , owner Cigar Store
 

i love these old tokens,hope to find one some day, great finds.
 

Very nice token find.
 

i love these old tokens,hope to find one some day, great finds.
Likewise, though I did find some from the early 20ͭ ͪ C in a spill. TBH, the thoughts of finding certain (types of) tokens excites me more than the prospects of finding an old coin. I'm a little surprised we (detectorists) don't find more tokens than we do considering their sheer numbers and variety.

Where I live, there were no Revolutionary or Civil War battles and such (dearth of artifacts), but as I understand it, Hard Times and Civil War tokens were used throughout the (contemporary) States, so they should be down there with the coins.

 

Yoiu really DID OUTSTANDING Merf :) Thanks for sharing :)
 

That's in really nice shape for a dug token! Way to go
 

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