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That's a great question. Hopefully it helps the couple of people still paying attention...

 

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Is it a Staff Token?

 

Made in the US?

 

Not that familiar with tokens - can you explain/link me to what they are?

 

What event was it made to commemorate, if any?

 

Recap - Not made in the western hemisphere. Produced between 1916 and 1955. Produced in an unknown location. No European country named on the coin. No famous person on the coin. It has a date on it. Made of copper. Not military related. Not legal tender. Not in a Krause catalog. Smaller than a US dollar, and bigger than a cent.

Is it from an Asian country?

 

Have to be Yes/No questions, sorry

 

Thank you for the recap. Yes, it is from Asia.

 

Is it round with a hole in the center.

 

Was it made for a special occasion?

 

According to he RULES you keep changing, THIS SHOULD COUNT AS A GUESS!

 

Enough, already. You've got everyone all wound up. Now drop the other shoe. This is COIN TALK, not twenty questions.

 

Does it have a reeded edge?

 

Is it a sports related ?

 

"Everyone gets ONE guess ONLY." - I am going to assume that this means during the entire contest, regardless of the number of 20 question rounds, unless amended by the OP.
(please note - this is a statement, not a question)

 

This is an observation, not a question. That ingornant who can't read the rules (me ) actually made two posts considered as guesses!

Two other members made guesses also. See below:

Post#14 One Guess
Post #40 One Guess
Post#42 One Guess
Post#56 One Guess

Rules are made to be broken and interpreted.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Token_(railway_signalling)

 

I don't know if that's the answer but I'm a train buff and I never knew about the token system. Thanks!

 

Interesting read, although I never saw a reference to anything coin-like in the article. I now can confidently say my item is NOT a Staff Token.