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Kris,
While uncovering a large burned building feature (CA-SDI-12000) associated
with U.S. Army Fort Rosecrans, my crew exposed a saloon token worth 5 c and
dated 1905. I have seen a similar token for another saloon on display at Old
Town State Historic Park (San Diego) in an exhibit with a slot machine. The
burned feature dates between 1916 and 1922. I am not sure of the metal, but it
is gray. I believe the saloons could order and then distributed them around
town as a marketing stretegy.
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.
In a message dated 3/31/2009 11:33:02 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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Stamped aluminum token both sides diameter 25mm
Listed as Commerce Lake House J. L. Vail
On the reverse is the usual good for 5 c trade
From an Old Hotel located in Old Commerce Village Commerce Twp, Mi
From this token and one old photo hanging in a current operating
barbershop
I located the site today and I am wondering when this type of token had
its rise
In popularity for use? The hotel photo has an unconfirmed date of 1908
written on it.
And I am wondering if that date will correlate with the Mfg of the
token?
Any insight would be a great help
I have secured permission for site testing from the owners behind the
hotel at this point .
I have a feeling the hotel privy locations are intact now in the back
yard of the permission site
Numerous ceramic and bottle fragmented sherds have been located by the
owners of the property
Thanks very much
Kris Oswald
Commerce Twp Area Historical Area Society
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