Hard Times Merchant Token - JML and WH Scovill (Waterbury, Conn) , United States
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Obverse
Phoenix rising 1837
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J.M.L & WH SCOVILL 1837 WATERBURY CON
Reverse
Buttons Lettering around edges and in center
Latin
GILT BUTTONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SHEET BRASS PLATED METAL & GOLD PLATE
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