Good for 10¢

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Got the ok for a 1906 house yesterday. After 4hrs of fun I dug up 3 silver dimes (1 merc & 2 Rosie's) 6, I believe foreign coins (Japanese?) some kind of jar lid? and a 10¢ trade token. Any info on the token would be great. Thanks in advance and for looking.
 

The Whitesboro token is listed in Chadwick's OK token book, but with no historical information. Interestingly, only the 10¢ denomination is listed - typically a general merchandise store would have a "set" of 5¢ through $1 and possibly other denominations. General store tokens were at the peak of their popularity 1910-1930. This piece is also listed on tokencatalog where an image is wanted. I'd ask that you post your pictures there, or with your permission, I could post them.
John in the Great 208
 

Your porcelain sealing cap looks similar to the "Boyd's genuine porcelain lined cap". Used for canning/jarring. I'd need better photos on the coins to be of any help.
 

Idahotokens, yes fill free to post a pic of the token on tokencatalog if you could. With my pic. hope that helps out some other token enthusiasts and adds another page to our history books.
 

Cudamark, thanks for the reply. I will get some better photos of the coins asap.
 

It is on tokencatalog now. Thanks!
Idahotokens, yes fill free to post a pic of the token on tokencatalog if you could. With my pic. hope that helps out some other token enthusiasts and adds another page to our history books.
 

Well I can't get a good pic. to show up, but on the back side of the coin it reads: The Republic of China. Also there are two different styles of coin.
 

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