Let's see your exonumia!

Scotland they like thier tokens out of plastic

 

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Germany also had plastic tokens.
When stationed there twice. 1974&79

 

What does 1/2D mean?

 

If British =
1/2 pence

 

But it looks like a D not P?

 

The "d" is the abbreviation of denarius. It refers to the pre-decimal British penny.

As for transportation tokens here in Germany, I have never seen any, neither plastic nor metal. Then again, public transport is a local thing, or regional at best ...

Christian

 

Arrived today, it shipped from Anchorage, AK on Jun 15th and arrived at my PO Box in Glenside,PA today Jun. 21 not bad. Here is my photo.

 

Nice one!

 

I'm going to share this here. New add to the collection - 1944 Henning Looped R Nickel.

 

A match race between Secretariat and Man O' War would have been the race of all races.

 

120th Aviation Co. Sanford Army Airbase, Long Binh Vietnam. Brass, C/A, 21mm, 4.8 grams, VN5010a.

The were an Assault helicopter company nicknamed the "Razorbacks."

 

120th Av saved a lot Troops. Myself most likely !

 

Hi all, check out this Military payment certificate. My Fav. so far. Here's a great link to the history of these, by the Bpe. Interesting stuff to me. http://www.moneyfactory.gov/images/FactSheet_MilitaryPaymentCertificates_20140123.pdf

 

Souvenir of a sky scraper in Mexico city


Arcade token


Mexican mint souvenir token

 

Awesome!

 

Those aren't exonumia but government issued money for troops stationed overseas.

 

Would my real 1888 Morgan Silver Dollar watch be considered exonumia, or is it just a watch? No need to post it if it's off topic.