(1854-57) Token Miller SC-2 Copper Bernard S. Baruc
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Bernard S. Baruc was a South Carolina merchant whose copper token (Miller SC-2) dates to the mid-1850s. The Baruc family (also spelled Baruch) was prominent in South Carolina's Sephardic Jewish community, which had deep roots in Charleston dating back to the colonial era. Bernard M. Baruch, the famous financier and presidential advisor, was a descendant of this South Carolina Jewish merchant family. Cataloged as Miller SC-2 in the standard reference for American merchant tokens.
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Miller SC-2.
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Miller SC-2
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(1848-51) Token Miller Pa-59 Brass Browning Brothers
(1848-54) Token Miller Mich-10 Brass Foster & Parry
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