Early Military Post Exchange Token

I forgot that I had one of these and now I have 2 of them. I posted the other one in April, 2017. The made of aluminum and it's slightly larger than a Quarter. The date and place of issue are unknown but it's from the famous 7th Cavalry, George A. Clusters outfit.

This is for $.125 cents but I think that was after Custer and the Half Cent ended. Two of them would be a quarter, four an Half Dollar and eight would be a Dollar. Just a neat piece to half and enjoy.

 

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That’s the first one bit coin I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing!

 

My first thought was, that looks a heck of a lot like the Anheuser-Busch logo. Maybe they were drinking Budweiser?

 

That's what I thought too.

 

Perhaps that's what a Bud cost at the NCO Club.

 

It is a neat piece.

 

I believe you said the same thing 3 years ago. Lol

 

I wasn't a member of this forum 3 years ago...LOL

 

My apologies but another member posted the exact same thing.

 

It's interesting to note that the original "bit" coin is a throwback to when Spanish coins circulated in the West. If that were a modern "bitcoin", it would be worth $14,860...(as of Friday).

 

Yeah but then you can't say the 7th Cavalry was George Custers outfit.