Let's see your exonumia!

This is medal alignment.

 

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Unfortunately, that link will work on your PC, but for no one else. It is a link to a local file on your PC.

Z

 

That sucks I have tried every way possible to get the link to work, Sorry folks.

 

All you need to do is post the website page where you found it. Everyone can grab it from there, or I can find it and format a link to download it directly.

Z

 

I have tried directly from the search engine it doesn't link.

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=off...30j69i60l3.12344j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
The book seems to have been a download. Once I open the page link I can't copy and paste.
Scroll down to

Official guide book of the fair, 1933 - Living History of Illinois
http://livinghistoryofillinois.com › pdf_files › Offi.

 

Check that out I got the link to work.

 

BRAVO . . . . . !

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First time posting to this field. I spend most of my time in the Ancients Forum.

Anyway, here is my collection of French military medals with a few U.S. WWI medals on the bottom row.

 

Land of the Sky Coin Show ( Western North Carolina) Antiqued bronze, 19.5 grams, 34mm, M/A.

Sounds like the show was hosted by clubs from three different towns in Western North Carolina: Asheville, Haywood, and Hendersonville.

 

I'm just a sucker for these territorial silver pieces, especially since they can be acquired quite affordably.

Z

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It's especially nice when you get them in PAIRS . . . . .!

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A Swedish Agriculture Medal

 

I posted these before. General mills cereal commemorative medals from the Nagano Olympics. First Olympics with snowboarding as a medal sport.

 

Best $6 token this week.

Z

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Hey I have one of those! I forgot all about it until I saw your post.

 

I found this with the Nagano token. I couldn't find any quick info about it online but it's from the mid to late 80's. Our school did a March of Dimes reading fundraiser where every book read was matched with a donation. I got the silver medal and my brother got the gold, by 1 book....

It was originally on a striped red, white and blue ribbon lanyard. That's long since gone, lol.

 

Having grown up on the Chesapeake bay, lettering in sailing in college, sailed on both Pride of Baltimore
I & II on the bay...these two have always been a favorite of mine....they don't actually fit in my collection but I so love sailing ships....there's nothing like sailing down wind with a following tide.
They are actually bullion pieces and holograms again far from the main stream of my collection.

 

Cool. I have never seen the reverse as mine are still in the original packaging.

 

Curiosity got the better of me, lol.