The J. Perry Collection of Colorado Coins and Exonumia
TOKEN: 1901 30C (Burlington, CO) WM. Hartsook (Aluminum) Pritchard BU540-30

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Coin Details

Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: COLORADO MERCHANT/TRADE TOKENS
Item Description: ALUMINUM, 28mm, ROUND 30C 1901 WM. HARTSOOK (Pritchard BU540-30) BURLINGTON, CO.
Full Grade: NGC TOKEN XF 45
Owner: Siah

Set Details

Custom Sets: The J. Perry Collection of Colorado Coins and Exonumia
Competitive Sets: This coin is not competing in any sets.

Owner Comments:

TOKEN APPEARANCE/CONDITION:
Extremely Fine
*Even wear with light hints of original luster still remaining.*

TOKEN BACKGROUND:
Token was used by William Hartstock in Burlington, Colorado for 30C in trade. — William Hartsook is listed as the owner and manager of the restaurant in Burlington, CO which was listed in the 1940 Census.

CATALOG NUMBER(S):
Pritchard BU540-30
CMT B7310b

RARITY: Pritchard estimates more than 75 are known
NGC Census not available.

TOKEN DESCRIPTION:
(Aluminum, 28mm, Round, Plain Edge)
OBVERSE: Wm. Hartsook / Burlington / Colo.
REVERSE: Good for / 30¢ / in Merchandise

HISTORICAL TOWN/CITY BACKGROUND:
(Burlington, Colorado)
"Burlington's first settlers lived in tents a mile west of the present day city. Shortly after the Rock Island Railroad decided to run through Burlington, the town was moved to it's current location. Burlington was incorporated in May 1888 and was voted the county seat of Kit Carson County shortly thereafter." — Credited Source: Stuart Pritchard

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