Need help identifying a odd coin

[The Pulltab Collector]

Hello everyone!
Recently I started going through my collection and labeling everything I have on the outside of the cases. Anywhoo -- I ended up finding a coin (token?) in my collection I didn't recognize. I've tried looking online and can't find anything. Was hoping you would be able to take a look. I can tell by the coin it must be a old workers coin - used for buying products at the company owned store. Question is - where was it used? How old is it? Whats it worth? Thanks in advance!

I've tried my hardest to get a picture of the dang thing but I can't! Cameras won't focus. I'll describe it as much as I can here:

It appears be a dark color. I'm guessing its made of copper.

On the front it reads:
Champion
Fibre
Company
Commissary
(This part is a little hard to make out) Wright & Son

On the back it reads:
Good for
5
in
Merchandise Only


Thanks everyone! I know it isn't much to work on. I have faith!

 

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[Mackaydon]

Welcome to Treasure Net !!
Is this your token?
Champion Fibre Co token-Lufty Comm./lumber-Smokemont (06/12/2011)...
Don....

 

[Mackaydon]

As one of the base camps for the Champion Fibre Company, Smokemont was once a thriving lumber town with homes, businesses and a school. It housed a logging mill, COMMISSARY (emphasis added), a club house, and even a hotel. In the early 1920s the sawmill at Smokemont produced 45,000 feet of lumber and pulp wood per day. (Source: Smokemont Loop - Hike the Smokemont Loop Trail in Smoky Mountains)

Scroll down a little here and you'll see a pic of that commissary: Patchwork Reflections: hiking through history
Don........

 

[The Pulltab Collector]

Thanks a bunch!

 

[Byron]

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