Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Obverse: Depot Saloon / Louis Quilici / Lovelocks, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2 / cents / In Trade.

8 tokens including a "good for" ticket from Davin's Rendezvous.

3 tokens: two from Owl Bar, one Owl Saloon.

6 medals: two from Nevada Douglas Copper Company, one from Mason Valley Mining Co. And one from Tonopah Extension Mining Company, one Mohawk, one Smit

Luning is a ghost town in Mineral County.

Obverse: Commerical Bar / McDermitt / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2 / cents / In Trade.

5 different tokens.

6 tokens: Victory, Brunswick(3), London and Liberty pool halls.

4 tokens: A. Bryant, C.H. Roach, and L. E. Killian (2).

2 tokens: Macks, and R.K. Donaldson ( counterstamped McBrid).

Obverse: V.K. Jones / Overton, / Nevada.

3 tokens from the Duck Valley Indian reservation.

Token Reads: Standard/Club/Quartette//*5*// Brass, 23mm XFAU Choice dark toning. This discovery piece was purchased with a major Nevada collection.

Obverse: S / Rawhide / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 5 / cents / In Trade.

Eight aluminum encased pennies (two pennies missing) from various Nevada locations.

V. Bony was proprietor of this Biggest Little City saloon.

4 tokens: 10c,25c, 50c & 1.00 denominations.

Token Reads: Rainbow Club inc. /Good for/1/Free Game/146 N Center St.Reno, Nevada//(around the edge) Your prosperity is built on 4 corners here/Good F

4 rare tokens: Homestead, Reno French, and Palace(2) Bakeries.

18 miscellaneous tokens from the Biggest Little City in the World.

15 tokens: Hotel Golden (4), Grand Cigar Store, Garnd Buffet, Mecca, Oberon, E.H. Lovejoy Co., Hood & Levinson, R. Herz, Gallery Hotel, Hotel Gold

The Biggest Little City in the World had several saloons with tokens.

3 tokens from the possible bawdy house known as the Stag Inn.

Obverse: The / Tunnel / Saloon; reverse: Good For / One / Cigar or Drink.

"R." / 2 / 1909 / Dog / Tax

Obverse: Mountain Bell / Club / Rhyolite, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

2 rare tokens from Rhyolite

Obverse: 44 / Searchlight / Dog Tax / 1911; reverse: blank.

Obverse: Art Brockliss / Sheridan, / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 5c / In Trade.

A cardboard ticket: obverse: Good For One Drink / Bonanza Hotel / J.J. Winn / Silver City, Nev.; reverse: Drink / Jesse Moore / A.A / Whiskey.

Obverse: A. Hankins / Skelton, / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

3 different types: 10c, 25c, $1.00.

2 tokens: Half Way Bar, and Thompson Mercantile Co.

2 different examples.

Lot of 3 includes: C & F Bar; Coon and Feutsch; and Feutsch & Schindler.

Obverse: Montana Saloon / S. Ginotti / Prop. / Tonopah, / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

NV - Tonopah,Nye County - Monte Carlo Saloon Tokens - Gil Schmidtmann Collection

Obverse: Union Hall / Tonopah, / Nev.; reverse: 5.

Lot of 2 tokens: one is white metal, scalloped for 12 1/2 cents; the other is round, brass good for 5 cents with a hole cut out.

George Wrenn leased the saloon at 7 South C Street about 1910, and kept it for the entire period of the five year lease before moving on to Reno in 19

The International Saloon was in the International Hotel building in the center of Virginia City. Using the same name as its famous predecessor that bu

Arnold Klaus was the proprietor of this Comstock saloon at the beginning of the Twentieth Century.

7 tokens from Virginia City: T.L. James (2), Haffey Bros., Comstock '49 Camp (poor condition), the Smokery, Sunset Telephone and Telegraph, Ryan...

3 tokens: The Northern, S. Mariani, and Nevada Brewery.

2 from the Carney Bros., one from the Delta.

M.L. Ward leased the saloon at 62 South C Street circa 1911-13.

2 tokens: Ward Saloon and J.R. Ahern.

2 tokens from Wells.

Obverse: St. Elmo / Saloon; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

Obverse: Eagle Saloon / Pardini / & / Perri / Yerington, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.