Joplin Missouri Chapter No. 91 R.A.M. Masonic Penny Token One Penny
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Condition: Dark, uneven copper patina with some spotting and visible wear from age; no chips or cracks seen. See photos for the surfaces.
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Masonic chapter pennies, sometimes called mark pennies, were issued by Royal Arch chapters as keepsake tokens of membership, not as money. Joplin, Missouri was a booming lead and zinc mining city when its Royal Arch chapter was chartered in 1880. This copper-toned piece is a fun bit of Joplin and Missouri fraternal history for a token collector or a Masonic display.
Details
- The face reads Joplin Chapter No. 91 R.A.M., One Penny, Chartered May 7, 1880, Joplin, Mo.
- The reverse shows the Royal Arch keystone with a ring of cipher letters around it.
- It comes in a 2x2 cardboard flip with a plastic window, hand-labeled for Joplin MO.
Condition: Dark, uneven copper patina with some spotting and visible wear from age; no chips or cracks seen. See photos for the surfaces.
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