✅ SOLVED Help With Token ID???

asmerri

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I searched google and found absolutely nothing. It looks like some kind of token. Can't wait for a member to ID that puppy...
 

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Was this found in the Denison, Texas area? I think it reads "CONFECTIONERY". There is an Andy Burch listed in the Denison directory 1905 under Confectioneries. But 1913 he is listed as a furniture dealer and his mini-bio on Findagrave makes to no mention of the confectionery - but I do think it is the same man.

James Andrew Burch (1866 - 1935) - Find A Grave Memorial
 

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i believe your right Bramble with the "confectionery" word
 

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Was this found in the Denison, Texas area? I think it reads "CONFECTIONERY". There is an Andy Burch listed in the Denison directory 1905 under Confectioneries. But 1913 he is listed as a furniture dealer and his mini-bio on Findagrave makes to no mention of the confectionery - but I do think it is the same man.

James Andrew Burch (1866 - 1935) - Find A Grave Memorial

Wow! I'm impressed. I did in fact find this in Denison, TX. Amazing research friend! Thanks for the ID! And I learned what a Confectionery is today. Thanks again!
 

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I think its solved
 

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Great job, Bramblefind! Hey, asmerri -- how about posting it on TokenCatalog.com or giving permission to use your pics and I can do it.
John in the Great 208
 

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You have my permission. Maybe this will help someone else out! Thanks!
 

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