(1876) Brass Token Pa-Ph 226, Mule w/ Pa-Ph 230 Obv
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Auction Record
- Price realized
- $60
- Sold
- Grade
- MS64
- Auction house
- Stack's Bowers
Description
Struck in brass, this die mule (Pa-Ph 226) pairs the Exposition building reverse die showing Memorial Hall, the permanent art gallery structure with the Centennial commemorative die featuring George Washington portrait bust. Produced at the Lingg & Bro. shop at 36 North 8th Street in Philadelphia, mule tokens were created as special collector pieces by combining dies from unrelated token series. The Exposition's 285 acres in Fairmount Park contained five main buildings and scores of smaller pavilions where 37 nations displayed their cultural and industrial achievements.
Cross References
Pa-Ph 226; PCGS #694535
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