(1859) Token Miller Pa-212 Brass William Idler
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Description
William Idler (1820-1888) was a Philadelphia coin dealer and die sinker who was one of the earliest professional numismatists in the United States. His tokens (Miller Pa-212 and Pa-212A) in brass and white metal served as advertisements for his coin dealing business. Idler was an active participant in the American Numismatic and Archaeological Society and is remembered as one of the pioneers who helped establish coin collecting as a serious pursuit in America. William Idler issued 3 known token varieties. Cataloged as Miller Pa-212.
Rarity Notes
William Idler issued 3 known token varieties.
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Miller Pa-212
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