Let's see your exonumia!

Here are two of the gook luck piece print you name address tokens, one down right. If you google the address on the second one you will see the nature over taking Detroit in the 360 street view.


Blank was loaded in upside down as the lettering is supposed to be on the flag in the center side.

 

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I remember making one of those as a kid. The machine had a dial that you put on a letter or number and then you pulled a slot machine syle handle. The price was outrageous-50c LOL

 

San Bernardino Coin Club [lucky 13]
13th annual coin show. Brass, rotated
90 degrees, 32mm, 11.2grms.

 

Here are 3 wooden coin club tokens,

39mm


2 and 3 are about 52mm strange size for a coin club to produce!

 

Here are two Civil War Centennial tokens from Alabama dated 1961.

 

here is a rare wooden nickel, not sure why I still have it, I don't even live in Iowa.

 

here is a rare wooden nickel, not sure why I still have it, I don't even live in Iowa.

 

I dragged out this thing to post in a photography forum...

 

Did the RCC exist somewhere else before usenet/newsgroups?

 

No, RCC itself was created in 1994. I think they meant the 20th anniversary to date back to the first coin-related Usenet post.

The first online post I saw about coin collecting would have been on the PLATO system, circa 1975.

 

Okay, thank you.

 

This "Medaille" appeared in the "Great Britain, Victoria 1837-1901" section of a European dealer's site. The reverse design is characterstic of many medals by Wiener, Davis, etc. of that era,
but I think of it as the Conder token Warwickshire 38a, c1790s.

 

My very first coin club medal. Dallas Coin Club, silver, M/A, 31.5mm, 16.7 grms.

 

Another bronze hunting group medal

 

Bears are my favorite critters.

 

Here is even a better looking one


An elk, NRA's series

 

Had this for awhile now, but just realized this was probably its appropriate section





Anyone else seen or have one of these?

 

Yeah I have on

ppp

Nice! Looks like James Curwood's
Thor from The Grizzly King.

 

Do you know if there is a 50th anniversary edition?