(1860) Token Miller Pa-101 Copper Edward Cogan
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Description
Edward Cogan (1803-1884) was one of the most important early American coin dealers, operating from Philadelphia beginning in the late 1850s. Born in England, Cogan emigrated to the United States and became a pioneering figure in the American numismatic trade. He conducted numerous auction sales of coins and medals and was a member of the American Numismatic Society. His extensive series of tokens (Miller Pa-90 through Pa-101) served as business cards for his numismatic dealership and are themselves collected as significant examples of the token art form. Cataloged as Miller Pa-101 in the standard reference for American merchant tokens.
Rarity Notes
Miller Pa-101. Edward Cogan issued 7 known token varieties.
Cross References
Miller Pa-101
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Other Strike Types in This Series
(1812) Token Miller Pa-344M White Metal R. Lovett Jr.
(1845-55) Token Miller NY-1019 Brass Olcott & Brother
(1846-1850) Token Miller NY-77 Brass Bowen & McNamee
(1848-51) Token Miller Pa-59 Brass Browning Brothers
(1848-54) Token Miller Mich-10 Brass Foster & Parry
(1850's) Token Miller SC-3 & Mich-10 Brass Mule Haviland Stevenson / Foster & Parry
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