Let's see your exonumia!

After researching that token last night it makes me want to get the references from Curto - I've always just assumed Cunningham would be the most current.

 

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I'm hoping it's about the riverine gun boats they discuss in your 2nd link.

 

Can @Circus spell the alphabet with tokens?

 

Maybe even the Greek alphabet and Nordic runes as well.

 

I wouldn't hold my breath for either, currently

 

Probably an arcade rather than a real casino

 

now a different arcade token

 

This one has a little historic value. Ayatollah sitting on a peanut. too funny.

 

This beauty came yesterday...

 

More political stuff:


Richard Nixon Profile of Integrity 1968 Token
Aluminum, 39mm, 4.66gm
Obverse: Abraham Lincoln, Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon / A PROFILE OF INTEGRITY
Reverse: Standing eagle / YOUR COUNTRY / YOUR DOLLAR / VOTE REPUBLICAN

 

SO-CALLED HALF DOLLARS AND HERALDIC ART MEDALS
(1947) C.SMITH DANIEL BOONE - LEXINGTON SC50C

 

A strange one, could be area 51 arcade and one point. or the answer can be out of this world. haven't looked into this one yet.

 

Brass 5 points


Good for .05 in aluminum, Monroe Mich.
Almost twins in two metals, but not

 

Lucky token with expiration date?

 

On October 24, 1929–only seven months after Hoover took office–a precipitous drop in the value of the U.S. stock market sent the economy spiraling downward and signaled the start of the Great Depression.

 

It arrived today