Jetton - Colonial???

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I found this at a 1760's house where we've found quite a few Colonial
Coppers. This jetton is about the size of a large copper, but is VERY
thin.
Obverse: SIEG UND LONN (OR LOIIN?) IETTON - Eagle image
Reverse: FOR IMITATION IETTON - Beehive image

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I appreciate ANY help on this one.
 

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Now that I have a better book on Jettons, I can say the following about this one:

Produced by Ludwig Chistian Laucer (of the Laucer Firm) mostly produced jettons in Weizengasse, Germany between 1842-1873.

Beehive with swarm of bees - IETTON, FOR IMITATION
Eagle Flying with olive branch in beak, on the ground crossed feather & olive spray. - IETON SIEG UND LOHN.

Brass:
Copper 64.1%, Zinc 34.9% :laughing9:
 

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CRUSADER said:
Now that I have a better book on Jettons, I can say the following about this one:

Produced by Ludwig Chistian Laucer (of the Laucer Firm) mostly produced jettons in Weizengasse, Germany between 1842-1873.

Beehive with swarm of bees - IETTON, FOR IMITATION
Eagle Flying with olive branch in beak, on the ground crossed feather & olive spray. - IETON SIEG UND LOHN.

Brass:
Copper 64.1%, Zinc 34.9% :laughing9:



ok.............who dropped it :D
 

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