Leslie & Co. Corinth” on one side and “Good for 25¢ in Merchandise” on the other. Shuffit said historical records show Leslie was the postmaster of Corinth from 1892-1897 and possibly operated a mercantile store. And, he found it, too, when he unearthed the token located on private land in the Corinth community where he has permission to search. Another notably find is a “toe tap” described as a metal plate attached to boots to protect the toe and heel. “(The toe tap) very well could have come off the boots of some of the first settlers there,” he said.