Ok Lets see your coins, tokens, hobo's, paper

with trains on them.
I'll start with my favorite hobo nickels the top one is the Reading railroad T-1, I commissioned it. The bottom one is the Union Pacific Daylight . Both of these were used on the American Freedom train.

 

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A centennial token.

 

A Bi-Centennial token 4 1/8 " X 2 3/4"

 

This thread is now cursed.

 

50 & 100 year tokens.

 

Why? Did you do that?

 

Canada Ten Dolllars

 

@potty dollar 1878
They have to be related to TRAINS.. Read the first post

 

The little engine that could?be on a coin.

 

Thanks DWhiz! By NOT requiring them to be steam powered, it opens up the horizons a little. I'll contribute these tonight. Gotta do a photo session for more tomorrow.

Z

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This one I epoxy a pin on and put on my hat

 

A few additional.

This silver bar created quite the stir back in the 1970's when I got it. It seems they used the wrong train to depict The General and this was considered an "error bar" at the time. I should have sold it along with all the Beanie Babies when they were at their peak. If I remember correctly, I had a silver bar collector offer me $85 at the time for it.

Now it's barely worth $30 . . . . . . . unless someone knows otherwise.

Z

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hanging on a wall