Let's see your exonumia!

Five more!

 

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I'm down to the bottom of these Indians, only 10 left!

 

Here's the last five, the 3rd one down is homemade, had to have it!

 

I like the hand carved one as well.

Z

 

Yes, I'm done with the Indians, I have over 70, a handful have issues with color and what not, so I didn't post them. Posting those Indians was quite a chore but I needed to do it, made it easier to count them!

 

A few I haven't posted yet.

Z

 

Naturally I have a counterstamped piece. This figure is stamped on a wheatie (no date). It's probably a company logo or something similar but I never really researched it.

Bruce

 

I would guess it's an early crude Pontiac logo.

Z

 

You might be right, Z. Like I said, I've never researched it.

Bruce

 

A couple silver pieces from Intaglio Mint

 

Pecunia non olet
Money doesn’t stink!
Good one Eric

 

P. Hohenadel Jr. Co. WW2 era Corn Husking token. Based in Cassville WI with operations in Rochelle IL , the company expanded into Rockford IL during the war. Aluminum Later became part of Del Monte

 

Haven’t been able to identify this quarter sized trade token. 4.0 grams
Now there’s one on the internet. Mine