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1 Cent - Children's Village Seybert Institution Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1 Cent - Children's Village Seybert Institution (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) - obverse1 Cent - Children's Village Seybert Institution (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) - reverse

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Features

Location United States
Type Trade tokens › Internment or prison tokens
Year 1935
Value 1 Cent (0.01 USD)
Currency Dollar (1785-date)
Composition Brass
Weight 3.2 g
Diameter 19 mm
Thickness 1.5 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Variable alignment ↺
Number
N#
307733
References Zara# CVS-1
Jerry Zara; 1992. Prison Tokens and Medals of the United States. Michigan Exonumia Publishers, Tecumseh, Michigan, United States.
, BHJD# CVS-PA-TA-001
Bob Hewey, James P. Delaney; 2020. Prison Tokens, Coupons and Scrip of the United states and Canada. Self-published.
, TC# 235473
TokenCatalog.com (http://tokencatalog.com)
, Aqua# Philadelphia-C-W
Herman M. Aqua; 2000. Pennsylvania Merchant Tokens.

Obverse

Script: Latin

Lettering:
CHILDREN'S VILLAGE
1
SEYBERT INSTITUTION

Reverse

Blank.

Edge

Plain

Comments

Founded in 1914 as the Adam and Maria Sarah Seybert Institution for Poor Boys and Girls, an independent foundation that makes grants to nonprofits serving disadvantaged children and youth in the city of Philadelphia.

In 1918, Seybert’s Board recognized that there was a need for better diagnosis and treatment of the mental health of traumatized children in its temporary shelters, and it worked to establish and fund a Department of Child Study in Philadelphia, consisting of a psychological clinic and a day school for children in the shelter system, an effort that continued through 1924, and led to developments in child guidance throughout the city

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Date VG F VF XF AU UNC
ND (1935) 

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