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Corning New Car Dealers Payday Dollar Sticker

Corning Sticker Description
This sticker has a silver background with and alternates between red and silver lettering. Written on the sticker are the words “PAYDAY DOLLAR Paid by CORNING NEW CAR DEALERS BUY AT HOME”.

History
This coin was a payday dollar given to employees of the Corning Dealership. The idea with these coins was that employees would take these coins and spend them in the local town. Once in circulation these coins were a good way to advertise the importance of buying local. I have tried to track down the exact dealership, but to date I have not been able to. There are several Corning dealerships in Corning California, but there are also other towns named Corning in New York, Wisconsin, and Kansas just to name a few. Most likely this coin is either from Corning New York or Corning California. My gut feeling is that this stickered dollar is from California.

This coin is the only one like it that I have seen. There are most likely more out there, so if you see one it might be worth picking up.

Paid By Corning New Car Dealers Stickered Morgan Silver Dollar
Paid By Corning New Car Dealers Stickered Morgan Silver Dollar
Corning New Car Dealers Payday Dollar
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Margo’s Buckeye Roundup Sticker

About:
This coin is a common stickered dollar, but is one that most collectors want in their collection. I’ve seen these on both Peace and Morgan dollars. The sticker reads: “Margo’s Buckeye Roundup 2384 Lake BLVD.”, which is written in red lettering on a transparent sticker. When buying one of these I would recommend waiting to find one that has a sticker in good condition. It also helps to find a coin that does not have much wear. The coin below meets both of those conditions.
Note: One reason that most collectors like this sticker is because it is transparent. Only a small percentage of stickered dollars had transparent stickers.

History:
When I first purchased this coin I assumed it was a coin from Ohio, but after a few dead ends I found that this coin was from a Cardroom in Reading California. Margo’s Buckeye Roundup closed in 1966.

Margo's Buckeye Roundup sticker located on Lake BLVD. in Redding California
Margo’s Buckeye Roundup sticker located on Lake BLVD. in Redding California
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Souvenir Of Calico Ghost Town Peace Dollar

About:
These stickered dollars are one of the most common dollars that can be found. The sticker contains the common banner with the words “Souvenir of Calico Ghost Town”. This is a coin that most every stickered dollar collector will have in their collection. When purchasing this coin make sure the sticker is in excellent condition.

History:
During the late 1880s the town of Calico was surrounded by more than 500 silver mines and produced over $20 million in silver ore. Town was abandoned after the price of silver plummeted and Calico became a ghost town. During the 1950s the deserted town was purchased and restored by Walter Knott. Calico Ghost town is still open and is located in California.
These stickered dollars were sold in the gift shop as a souvenir.

Peace Dollar with Souvenir Of Calico Ghost Town Sticker.
Peace Dollar with Souvenir Of Calico Ghost Town Sticker.
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Bob’Bin-Inn Pizza Stickered Peace Dollar

About:
This coin is in great condition, but the sticker is showing some wear. It is common for peace dollars to first wear, where the wings meet the body of the bird…. at the shoulders of the bird.

History:
Bob’Bin-Inn was a restaurants and possibly a hotel located on Melrose Ave. in Hollywood. They also had a restaurant that opened at 6:00 am and severed pizza. They have since closed. There is now an Asian Glass shop, internet cafe, and Melrose cafe located in the building that once housed the Bob’bin-inn.

Bob'Bin-Inn Pizza Sticker
Bob’Bin-Inn Pizza’s Peace Dollar with wearing on wings of Eagle.
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Rarity is based on how often coins show up in auctions, coin shows, and number of stickered coins created.