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Benicia Barrack Exchange* Military G/F 5¢ Hex Trade Token Scarce 26mm c1890's

Benicia Barracks, established on April 30, 1849 and organized by Brevet Lt. Col. Silas Casey, 2nd U.S. Infantry, was the U.S. Army headquarters for the Department of the Pacific from 1851-1857. Also known as the 'Post near Benicia,' it remained a garrison installation until 1898. The post hospital, built in 1856, is the only remaining structure associated with the original Barracks. The Barracks became part of the Benicia Arsenal, which closed in 1964.

Showing minor wear from use and handling consistent with its age. No major issues to note. All text are legible. Mostly clean throughout. Overall, in good condition. You will receive the exact token shown in the photos. Will display well in your collection. 

  This will ship securely inside a staple-free coin flip in a rigid mailer via USPS Ground Advantage service with a tracking number. The shipping cost for the first purchase is $4.00 and no extra cost for additional tokens - or other similar items that can be shipped in the same package. 

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