(1876) Brass Token Pa-Ph 702B, A. Picard
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Description
This brass Centennial token (Pa-Ph 702B) was issued by A. Picard, a general merchant of Philadelphia. A Philadelphia merchant with French surname, adding diversity to the predominantly Germanic names among Centennial token issuers, with four varieties across Pa-Ph 701-702. Brass tokens notably scarcer than white metal. French surname adds diversity to predominantly Germanic names. 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.
Rarity Notes
Pa-Ph 702B in brass is encountered with moderate frequency in the Centennial token market.
Cross References
Pa-Ph 702B; PCGS #600242
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