Is anyone familiar with this token
lloydr69
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Tom Corcoran is listed in some early 1900's telephone directories as a grocer. I have not been able to find any additional information. The token is made of nickel and measures approximately 23-24mm. The letters are all incuse on the obverse and the reverse is blank.
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@tokenpro might check in and enlighten us all.
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It's probably a unique piece. Or maybe only a few were made.
Here's another newspaper that may be related: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-san-francisco-call-and-post-the-san/33273966/
Probably not worth much though because of how specialized it is.
@DCW any info ?
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No idea, but looks 20th Century. Probably a scroll through city directories in San Francisco could tell the tale
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