The World's Columbian Exposition had many numismatic features. The United States
Mint exhibit in the Government Building featured a coining press that struck thousands
of brass souvenir medals, which were offered for sale at 24 cents each.
Sounds like you have one of those.
STROBEX <str...@aol.com> wrote in message news:20000808233134...@ng-fe1.aol.com...
> I NEED HELP ANY INFORMATION I CAN GET ON THIS TOKEN ON THE FRONT IT SAYS US
> GOVT BUILDING WITH A PICTURE OF THE BUILDING. UNABLE TO MAKE OUT THE WRITING ON
> THE LOWER SIDE OF THE TOKEN. THE REAR OF THE TOKEN SAYS TREASURY DEPARTMENT ON
> TOP AND UNITED STATES MINT EXHIBT ON THE BOTTOM. IN THE MIDDLE IT SAYSWORLDS
> COLUMBIAN EXHIBITION CHICAGO 1893. COIN LOOKS BRASS OR BRONZE IT IS THE SIZE OF
> A SILVER DOLLAR. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED EMAIL JIM AT
> STR...@AOL.COM
>