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Well guys I went back to my spot and this is what I got. I found a rare Ziegler Saloon token from New Orleans, it’s actually my second one I’ve ever found. This was the info the Token Catalog sent me.
“(New Orleans, Louisiana), Ziegler Saloon, 106 – 114 Royal St., E.W. Peters, Prop. // 10. Copper nickel, 27mm, vf detail with some corrosion on both sides, Crawford & Farber 6293Z/3-10a, R-10.
The catalog states that all the known Z/3-10 examples have a V counterstamp on the obverse – this one does not. The Ziegler Saloon operated at 8-12 Royal Street from 1875 – 1895 when it became Huff’s Saloon. Street numbers were changed in New Orleans in 1894 so this token was struck in 1894 or 1895. A rare New Orleans saloon token.”
I have found the 10 Cent Ziegler Saloon token in a 1800’s Church lawn, now I found a 5 Cent Ziegler Saloon token in the grounds of this Jesuit Priest’s land. Lol
Also found so other cool odds and ends. If you know anything I don’t please let me know.
“(New Orleans, Louisiana), Ziegler Saloon, 106 – 114 Royal St., E.W. Peters, Prop. // 10. Copper nickel, 27mm, vf detail with some corrosion on both sides, Crawford & Farber 6293Z/3-10a, R-10.
The catalog states that all the known Z/3-10 examples have a V counterstamp on the obverse – this one does not. The Ziegler Saloon operated at 8-12 Royal Street from 1875 – 1895 when it became Huff’s Saloon. Street numbers were changed in New Orleans in 1894 so this token was struck in 1894 or 1895. A rare New Orleans saloon token.”
I have found the 10 Cent Ziegler Saloon token in a 1800’s Church lawn, now I found a 5 Cent Ziegler Saloon token in the grounds of this Jesuit Priest’s land. Lol
Also found so other cool odds and ends. If you know anything I don’t please let me know.
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