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A short lived Long Island? solo service that pretty much had the field to himself at the time (ATS didn't start doing exonumia for some time after). IIRC the owner had some prior relationship wi… (View Post)

If it is "never-identified" can I then assume that you didn't find it in "Record of American Uniform and Historical Buttons" by Alphaeus H. Albert which would be the first pl… (View Post)

Don't bet unless you can afford to lose :) . To me it looks like a large C with AMD / Co inside but I am not familiar with that signature or an AMD Co. as well. It puzzled me enough that I got i… (View Post)

A Presidential campaign token for Henry Clay from the 1844 James Polk - Henry Clay contest. It's cataloged in DeWitt-Sullivan as HC 1844-33, brass, 24mm. It's one of the most common pieces … (View Post)

There's not that much more to them beyond what is on the token. They were issued by the Atlanta Milling Co. which produced Capitola Flour. In his catalog Georgia Trade Tokens, author Randy Parti… (View Post)