Let's see your exonumia!

I picked up a few new ones.
Habana 1881, Campania del FerroCarril de la Bahia,
White metal, 3g, 20.5 MM. Smith 480c
Steam locomotive and steamship transportation token Habana 1881.


Anti-Tobacco 1850's

 

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I read yesterday that the US Steel Corporation was the most prolific in Medal production. I am open to an education.
1st look.


And a little of the tone


There are something like 37 different varieties for this medal.
Thanks to @FredJB for helping me. I really liked the skin on this one.
At 50 years it is a gold appreciation.

 

Exonumia, sort of . . . . . .

Z

 

Now for something completely different . . . . . . .

Z

 

Okay I got another Boy Scout token, I don't normally collect these but sometimes I'll grab one if it catches my eye, that's what this one did. High grade and it's a also a Belle Meade Shoe company as opposed to an Excelsior Shoe Company on the reverse, nothing special but I like it.

https://www.sageventure.com/coins/scout.html

 

My second, Second Inaguration Medal.
Reagan nd Bush Sr.


Here it is with the blue velvet case.

 

Italian Magician 1898-1974 Ranieri (Mago) Bustelli
From the LCS junk box
Only one sales history found $25
Enjoy

 

Astor Theater
https://search.app/FfYJk3v13e3UAUy47

 

LCS junk box

 

Hey @dwhiz, do you have one of these?

https://www.tokencatalog.com/token_...218167&attribution_id=114282&record_offset=12

 

@Mr. Numismatist
Not yet.

 

Just another day at the casino

 

I was looking around on eBay and saw a 1902 Wells Fargo HK-296 So Called Dollar.
Wow are they expensive, so I went on the So Called Dollar guys site and found this, and very affordable.
His image and description.

 

It's here