TOKEN

Object/Artifact

-

St. Joseph Museums

On the left, the token is inscribed with "THE STEVER 511½ EDMOND ST." arranged in a circular pattern, indicating the name and address of the issuing establishment. The right token displays "GOOD FOR 10¢ IN TRADE," suggesting it could be used as currency or a discount within a specific area, likely the issuing business. Both coins are metallic and display a serrated edge design. They are likely made of a lightweight metal and represent historical artifacts used in place of currency, providing insight into past economic practices.

On the left, the token is inscribed with "THE STEVER 511½ EDMOND ST." arranged in a circular pattern, indicating the name and address of the issuing establishment. The right token displays "GOOD FOR 10¢ IN TRADE," suggesting it could be used as currency or a discount within a specific area, likely the issuing business. Both coins are metallic and display a serrated edge design. They are likely made of a lightweight metal and represent historical artifacts used in place of currency, providing insight into past economic practices.

Name/Title

TOKEN

Entry/Object ID

1980.62.25

Description

"THE STEVER 511 1/2 EDMOND ST." & " GOOD FOR 10 CENTS IN TRADE"/SILVER COLOR

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Token

Nomenclature Class

Exchange Media

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Parts

Count

1

Material

ALUMINUM

Condition

Overall Condition

Good