ssuer: Smith & Bertch, Waterloo, Iowa — a well‑known U.S. trade token manufacturer active in the early 20th century.
Year: 1914 — during the peak of the Ingle System’s popularity, which used standardized tokens for trade in the Midwest and Great Plains.
Denomination: 10 tokens of the 1‑cent value (Ingle 1).
Material: Typically zinc, with a smooth, uniform design typical of Ingle tokens.
Design: Features the Waterloo, Iowa trademark, denomination, and minting date. The Ingle System tokens were designed to be easily identifiable and standardized for trade purposes.