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James Y. Tsugita Toppenish Token

#Tgrlm_tk1) Early holed token found on the Columbia River in  the 1950's and is from the Lloyd McLeod Collection in Vancouver, Washington Sold!

Northwest Company Token
Rarely does an artifact come to symbolize a great historical change.  When 5,000 North West Tokens were minted in 1820 the Columbia River fur trade was controlled by the North West Company.  In the Midwest competition with the Hudson Bay Company was so keen that employees of the two companies actually fought each other.  To end the violence, parliament forced the merger of the two companies in 1821.  By the time the North West Tokens arrived at Fort George in Astoria, the North West Company employees were now Hudson Bay employees. 
  Only a small percentage of the tokens have survived the last 180 years.  Nearly all have been in the ground, and the vast majority of the 200 or so that survive are heavily pitted and corroded.  Unburied tokens and those that are lightly corroded are rare even among North West tokens.  In terms of condition, details, and appearance, this is one of the nicer tokens that have survived.  It has been certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service as Fine 12.  Tokens like this are seldom available.  Sold!

 

 

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