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There are three varieties for the Sarcoxie 1 quart token:




Sarcoxie 1 quart MO-46, (cross & diamonds).

 

Interesting store card made in England for at least two different stores with the common Canal Opening reverse. Pretty sure it’s listed as R3 in Rulau. I like the goods this store sold - Hardware, Cutlery and Military Goods

 

I got several new to me tokens for my Maine collection.
First one is pre 1943.

Circa 1950 - 60's for the polo.

 

One of my top favorites.

Sarcoxie 6 quarts, MO-49.

 

I just noticed I said this was the:

but it actually is the cross and stars variety.

 

We won't hold it against ya. LOL

Here is a medal that I found today at the thrift store.
The relief of the obverse portrait is over a 1/16th of an inch.
Anyone ever heard of the Wittnauer Mint?
Sterling #509
and 34g

 

Here's some new Tokens delivered to me today, sellers pics! First one is from some type of boys school, prison back in the day, 1898! Next one is an Indian Head from Germany 1923, strange letters on the top of the reverse! Another Indian Head with Pocahontas from 1937. The last one is an early Uncle Sam good luck Token from the 1915 Panama Pacific expo in Frisco!

 

From the LCS junk box

 

Central States Coin Show. St Louis 1978

 

This token has a coat of shellac or vanish that seems to have help
preserve it some.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18017.html

 

Ceylon coffee plantation token.
https://coins.lakdiva.org.lk/coffee/1858_jpg_4hd.html

 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia149074.html

 

X#M6
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/cuba-souvenir-peso-x-m6-1965-cuid-1056393-duid-1300765

 

34.53g , 40 mm , 4 mm thick.

 

In yesterdays mail