1876 - Coins

Merchant tokens are a type of numismatic item that were issued by private businesses, typically in the 19th century, to facilitate transactions in the absence of official currency. These tokens often feature unique designs representing the merchant or the establishment and were used locally. The Rulau catalog, which documents U.S. merchant tokens, includes various examples from different states and industries. In 1876, during the United States' centennial celebrations, many such tokens were produced, reflecting the economic and social conditions of the time.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	(1876) Phila M-Pa-588b Pa Ms	Other / Varied	Merchant Tokens - Rulau	1876	Unknown

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