1835 WM. J. Mullen...been waiting awhile for an affordable one

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1835 New York. New York City. William J. Mullen. HTT M17

Copper. Rarity-4. Plain edge. 32.8 mm. Struck medal turn.


Some described this one as one of the best designed and struck of the mid 19th century merchant's tokens.




Stefanie

DUIGUY

Dang Girl, I gotta agree wicha !

CB2597

MrEureka

I am deeply offended by the depiction of child labor.

Swampboy

Amazing detail and an abundance of imagery.
Love it.

What can you tell us about it?

coinsarefun

<< <i>Amazing detail and an abundance of imagery.
Love it.

What can you tell us about it? >>











Glad you asked


Stefanie

MidLifeCrisis

Sweet!

lathmach

<< <i>I am deeply offended by the depiction of child labor. >>




They might be Elfs, Andy. Or hey, maybe they're Leperchauns.
Heck, those guys might be 600 years old if they are Leperchauns.
I just watched "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" with my 5 year old boy. Great movie, by the way.

Ray

MrEureka

maybe they're Leperchauns.

Little people with leprosy?

jonathanb

Nice pickup. I was watching that one on eBay and I almost bid a couple of times but I already have one that I don't really need and I didn't need to get a second that I don't really need. You got a very good deal.

coinsarefun

<< <i>Nice pickup. I was watching that one on eBay and I almost bid a couple of times but I already have one that I don't really need and I didn't need to get a second that I don't really need. You got a very good deal. >>












Thanks...would you say it would grade AU




Stefanie

engraved

Hi Stefanie,

That is a great piece! What book is that listed in? Also, I wonder if anyone has located the awarded medals that are mentioned on the reverse.