A few new Mules and another neat token

coinsarefun

Just got grades and images…….wanted to share with you guys.

(1860) Token DeWitt AL-1860-41K Cu Mule Railsplitter of the West Campaign, 64BN
Quite rare as I’ve not seen one before.

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(1850's) Token Miller SC-3 & Mich-10 Brass Mule Haviland Stevenson / Foster & Parry MS63
Another mule I’ve not seen before.
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(1857) Token Miller Ohio-70 German Silver PE W.B. Chapman MS63
There are 4 different obverses for this merchant. It’s catalogued as Rulau OH-70 5-cent token, and features a soda water urn with W.B. Chapman and his address surrounding the device. Very difficult to find above vf or au.

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The_Dinosaur_Man

These are fun. I like them!

ricko

Very nice.... This is an area of collecting I have not pursued.... Sure are a lot of interesting pieces though. Cheers, RickO

NumisOxide

Really nice tokens! Never seen those before.

kaz

Very nice. I really like the eagle perched on the mortar and pestle; originally for a pharmacist's token, I suppose?
The Chapman is neat; but I don't think Blue Lick Water sounds all that appetizing.

coinsarefun

@kaz said:
Very nice. I really like the eagle perched on the mortar and pestle; originally for a pharmacist's token, I suppose?
The Chapman is neat; but I don't think Blue Lick Water sounds all that appetizing.

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Yes @kaz, and that’s exactly what drew me into researching and buying it. It sounds terrible
And, by the way this site has some great info on the Blue Lick.

https://www.novanumismatics.com/a-sampling-of-blue-lick-water-drug-store-tokens/
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Thanks @ricko @NumisOxide and @The_Dinosaur_Man

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Zoins

@coinsarefun said:
Just got grades and images…….wanted to share with you guys.

(1860) Token DeWitt AL-1860-41K Cu Mule Railsplitter of the West Campaign, 64BN
Quite rare as I’ve not seen one before.

What wonderful tokens Stef! I especially like this one!

Glad you're getting these certified and imaged!

DCW

Excellent tokens, Stef! So I suppose that is Stephen Douglas sitting on the log that Lincoln is about to slit apart with his axe?

gumby1234

Blue Lick is the name of the spring where the water came from @kaz