Token?

[fmrUSMC_0844]

I found this on 3rd eas in Salt Lake. I have been told its a token. Im not sure can anyone tell me about it and what the value may be? Both sides are the same.

Thanks

 

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[Drakien]

Only thing I can find remotely close to that is a "Y" Tokens from New York that were bus fare tokens.
Is it possible the old Trolleys used these tokens? Maybe someone brought it to Utah when traveling?

That is just something to maybe search out a bit?

*I got my info from searching "Y token" on google images. And started going to websites with any sort of Y token. They all appeared to be trolley tokens, whether it be from New York or Los Angeles.

 

[fmrUSMC_0844]

Only thing I can find remotely close to that is a "Y" Tokens from New York that were bus fare tokens.
Is it possible the old Trolleys used these tokens? Maybe someone brought it to Utah when traveling?

That is just something to maybe search out a bit?

*I got my info from searching "Y token" on google images. And started going to websites with any sort of Y token. They all appeared to be trolley tokens, whether it be from New York or Los Angeles.

I got the same thing you found. SOmeone told me its a UT token by the beads going around the edge.

 

[plumloko]

Only thing I can find remotely close to that is a "Y" Tokens from New York that were bus fare tokens.
Is it possible the old Trolleys used these tokens? Maybe someone brought it to Utah when traveling?

That is just something to maybe search out a bit?

*I got my info from searching "Y token" on google images. And started going to websites with any sort of Y token. They all appeared to be trolley tokens, whether it be from New York or Los Angeles.

I got the same thing you found. SOmeone told me its a UT token by the beads going around the edge.

I cant find it in the utah token book or supplements.
It could very well be a utah token but it would be hard to attribute.

 

[nova]

As far as a value next to nothing, it is a maverick which has no place of origin. It's still a good find though.

 

[fmrUSMC_0844]

As far as a value next to nothing, it is a maverick which has no place of origin. It's still a good find though.

No value? that sucks LOL!!!

 

[Jagdpanther]

Take it to "All About Coins"

Bob Campbell is the Guru of Utah Tokens.

1123 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
(801) 467-8636

 

[nova]

As far as a value next to nothing, it is a maverick which has no place of origin. It's still a good find though.

No value? that sucks LOL!!!
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If your looking to sell it try Ebay. You never know someone could looking for that particular token. So don't count it out.

 

[fmrUSMC_0844]

Take it to "All About Coins"

Bob Campbell is the Guru of Utah Tokens.

1123 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
(801) 467-8636

Thanks for the tip but im not too big a fan of that place. Ill try rust.

 

[plumloko]

Take it to "All About Coins"

Bob Campbell is the Guru of Utah Tokens.

1123 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
(801) 467-8636

Thanks for the tip but im not too big a fan of that place. Ill try rust.

You could take it to Campbell.
Then whatever price they give you, multiply by 3.

 

[Jagdpanther]

Take it to "All About Coins"

Bob Campbell is the Guru of Utah Tokens.

1123 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
(801) 467-8636

Thanks for the tip but im not too big a fan of that place. Ill try rust.

You could take it to Campbell.
Then whatever price they give you, multiply by 3.

I point in that direction only for identification. No endorsement here just a suggestion of a resource.

I'm not a big fan of any of the coin dealers in the Salt Lake Valley.

Try posting it in the "What is it" section of Treasurenet.

 

[fmrUSMC_0844]

Take it to "All About Coins"

Bob Campbell is the Guru of Utah Tokens.

1123 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
(801) 467-8636

Thanks for the tip but im not too big a fan of that place. Ill try rust.

You could take it to Campbell.
Then whatever price they give you, multiply by 3.

IM with you LOL!! Ill try that and see what I can do. Thanks for all the replies!
I point in that direction only for identification. No endorsement here just a suggestion of a resource.

I'm not a big fan of any of the coin dealers in the Salt Lake Valley.

Try posting it in the "What is it" section of Treasurenet.

 

[intimer]

i found reference to a bifacial token 'Y' in a token listing i have. below is what i found

business location San Francisco, Ca
maker of token Wirth & Jachens may be able to add Irvine to the makers name.

I searched Irvine Wirth & Jachens. found reference to them making police badges and saloon tokens. one site gave their address 2129 Market, San Fran., Ca

Here is a link to other items made by Irvine Wirth & Jachens

http://policeguide.com/Photo_Galler...olice_Badges/san_francisco_police_badges.html

other links while searching "wirth & Jachens" suggested they made saloon tokens as well

the above information gives credit to Kappens California Book.

i do not have Kappens book. But this is a good place to start.

mike

 

[fmrUSMC_0844]

i found reference to a bifacial token 'Y' in a token listing i have. below is what i found

business location San Francisco, Ca
maker of token Wirth & Jachens may be able to add Irvine to the makers name.

I searched Irvine Wirth & Jachens. found reference to them making police badges and saloon tokens. one site gave their address 2129 Market, San Fran., Ca

Here is a link to other items made by Irvine Wirth & Jachens

http://policeguide.com/Photo_Galler...olice_Badges/san_francisco_police_badges.html

other links while searching "wirth & Jachens" suggested they made saloon tokens as well

the above information gives credit to Kappens California Book.

i do not have Kappens book. But this is a good place to start.

mike

Thanks for the information!!! I will definately be looking into that!

 

[!@zach]

could be a token for the old train that use to go to salt air when it was located in the middle of the great salt lake.