Wow--I didn't know this thread existed until just now! I'm hoping someone can tell me something about this old store token. So far, no one I have talked to knows anything about it. Token appears to be thin copper. Thanks!
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William A. White stated he was a "dry goods merchant" in the 1900 Census. He had moved to Charlottesville by 1910. The token isn't in the first edition (there is a second out) of Schenkman's VA Tokens book. I will e-mail him and inquire. I'd encourage you to post pics on tokencatalog.com or, with your permission, I could post them.
John in the Great 208
Thanks so much for the information, idahotokens! I would really appreciate it if you would post the pictures, as I am not quite sure how to do this. You have my complete permission to post anything of mine you need, including photos.
I just heard back from Schenkman - this, plus 5 & 25 denominated tokens are in the Second Edition VA Token book. General store from 1890s. I'm ordering a copy of the book and will try to remember to post what more it says when it arrives.
John