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J.W. token
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idahotokens
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Well, probably the best clue would be where it was found. Assuming your "Queen City" refers to Cincinatti, that would be a good start. Unfortunately, there were hundreds of people with initials J. W. who operated a saloon or cigar store there in the 1890-1910 period. There is no way of telling which of them had the token made, but you could pick one and call it attributed.
John in ID
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Nice token 
hope you dont mind but I put in on Richard token data base for you. HH
hope you dont mind but I put in on Richard token data base for you. HH
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What's on the back?
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i found it ripley, ohio
reference listed as Melvin Reiter's Dairy Book rev. 8-01
reference listed as Melvin Reiter's Dairy Book rev. 8-01
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also found reference at WESTON, NE NEBRASKA MAVERICK TRADE TOKENS, G. HOSEK (1998)
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