DCMetal
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- Washington, DC
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I found this in my yard in Washington, DC. It's from a nearby park called Glen Echo Park, which is no run by the National Park Service. There is a lot of history about the park but I can't find info on this token.
It's and looks like it has holes punched in it. Maybe a street car token?
From Wiki
"The site was first developed in 1891 as a National Chautauqua Assembly and then operated as an amusement park until 1968."
While the letters are hard to read, under a loupe I can see a phrase that is surprising!! Am I'm missing something? Does this really say what I think it says!
The token is almost 2" wide. One side reads, "LILY SAYS FUC* MURRAY" Center w/a star reads, "GLEN ECHO PARK"
Other side, center with a shamrock reads, "GOOD LUCK."
Have at it!
It's and looks like it has holes punched in it. Maybe a street car token?
From Wiki
"The site was first developed in 1891 as a National Chautauqua Assembly and then operated as an amusement park until 1968."
While the letters are hard to read, under a loupe I can see a phrase that is surprising!! Am I'm missing something? Does this really say what I think it says!
The token is almost 2" wide. One side reads, "LILY SAYS FUC* MURRAY" Center w/a star reads, "GLEN ECHO PARK"
Other side, center with a shamrock reads, "GOOD LUCK."
Have at it!
