Colombia
Token - I.S.J. (19mm) ND front Token - I.S.J. (19mm) ND back
Token - I.S.J. (19mm) ND photo
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Token - I.S.J. (19mm) ND front Token - I.S.J. (19mm) ND back
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Token - I.S.J. (19mm) ND

 
Copper 3.3 g 19.3 mm
Description
Location
 Colombia
Period
 Republic (1886-date)
Type
 Trade tokens › Work encampment, mine and wage tokens
Composition
 Copper
Weight
 3.3 g
Diameter
 19.3 mm
Thickness
 1.5 mm
Shape
 Round
Orientation
 Medal alignment ↑↑
Updated
 2024-11-13
References
Numista
 N#146907
Rarity index
 95%

Reverse

The condor is holding an olive crown in the Columbian shield of arms.

Edge

Reeded

Comment

Issued by Ingenio San José, a sugarmill in Yolombó, Antioquia Department. The smallest sized and most common of a set of three tokens. Struck in the Medellín Mint in the 1940s.

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