1837 Token IL HT-M19 Copper C.D. Peakock PCGS AU-58 @ GC

SoCalBigMark

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Broadstruck

PCGS should not date these as 1837 on the holder as that was just the establishment date of C.D. Pearooster Jewelers since these where struck between 1900-1906.

SoCalBigMark

<< <i>PCGS should not date these as 1837 on the holder as that was just the establishment date of C.D. Pearooster Jewelers since these where struck between 1900-1906. >>



Thank you for using my for sale post to notify the world wide numismatic community it is apparently worth nothing.

AnkurJ

<< <i>PCGS should not date these as 1837 on the holder as that was just the establishment date of C.D. Pearooster Jewelers since these where struck between 1900-1906. >>



These comments should be made in private. You're not the BST police.

okiedude

Interesting, they are still in business!
Due to the nature of their name, CU won't let me post a link to the company-oops!
It has a "forbidden" word in the name-LOL!
Google them.
Still a cool token. it's not worthless. There is a NGC AU58 slab out there for sale right now at $325, and it notes the correct production date on the slab. (I hope that doesn't upset anybody.)
Kind of like most Washington tokens/cents/medals that are dated in the late 1700's were actually struck around 1820.

Type2

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<< <i>PCGS should not date these as 1837 on the holder as that was just the establishment date of C.D. Pearooster Jewelers since these where struck between 1900-1906. >>



Thank you for using my for sale post to notify the world wide numismatic community it is apparently worth nothing. >>

how about a nice hawaiian bump for the poke in the eye

Broadstruck

SoCalBigMark, Sorry it was early and I had a lot of tabs open but was sure I was writing that as a PM

Not worthless in fact any token with the "Time Is Money" slogan has gone nuclear in recent years.