Nokta CoRe Token find...Need help with identification please

Went back to the site where I found the seated dime last Saturday. Used the small coil on the CoRe unit and hunted for around 3.5 hours. I actually hunted about 250 ft from where the seated dime came from last week. Didn't find much except a couple old wheats and some clad. Hit this one area, CoRe unit went into machine gun fire mode. I told the gent who was hunting with me, this is where the good something should be hiding and sure enough got a steady 82 in the screen amongst the nails. Out jumps the token from about 4.5 inches. The ole CoRe with small coil sure is one sniffer of a detector. Seems like every time I take it to an old site, I find at least one interesting find.

I know there are some token wizards here, please help me with the when and where with this token please.

L.J. COX & CO. / POOL / CHECK / TRACY CITY, TENN.
GOOD FOR / 2½ / IN TRADE


Close as I could find..I think 12.5 cents are usually cigars....

Nice dig

Keith

“I don't care that they stole my idea . . I care that they don't have any of their own”
-Nikola Tesla

It is not uncommon for a token to be worth more than a silver coin.

Nice find TNSS

Gotta love diggin tokens!

Thanks all.
Wayne looks like you're breaking in your F-19 in a big way. Great to actually have some decent weather to hunt. NC Wayne has been making some nice finds too. I expect to see some others be checking in with some as well. Oh, almost forgot, Kevin B has been doing well too. I'd love to see everyone make some nice finds. The more unique/rare the better IMO. Before you know it, real hot weather will be setting in. Y'all better get it while the getting good.

NASA-Tom Wrote:
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> It is not uncommon for a token to be worth more
> than a silver coin.

More often then not tokens are more valuable then silver coins, plus condition isn't typically a factor, particularly if it's a rare one.

I may have discovered the tokens connection. This site where I discovered it was a very well know resort area at around the turn of the 20th century, with high rollers frequently visiting from all over.

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Great find TnSharpShooter!!!! I love finding them old tokens. Especially the ones that ain't aluminum with the little square hole in the center (tax tokens?) Anyway......great save!!!!

Nice token David! It looks to be in great shape.