(1876) Brass Token Pa-Ph 230B, Lingg & Bro.
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Description
This brass token (Pa-Ph 230B) is a self-advertising piece by Lingg & Bro., the premier token manufacturing firm of the 1876 Centennial International Exposition. Based at 36 North 8th Street in Philadelphia, the Lingg brothers were the principal suppliers of souvenir advertising tokens to merchants exhibiting at the Centennial Exposition. Unlike the merchant commissions that comprise most of their output, this token promotes the Lingg firm itself. Spread across 285 acres of Fairmount Park, the Centennial featured 37 participating nations and tens of thousands of exhibits ranging from fine art to industrial machinery to agricultural innovations.
Rarity Notes
Pa-Ph 230B in brass is a self-advertising piece from the Lingg & Bro. series (Pa-Ph 220-245).
Cross References
Pa-Ph 230B; PCGS #917702
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