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  1. lordmarcovan

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  9. Mr. Numismatist

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    Something Dated 1886 or...



    A token!
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  10. Pickin and Grinin

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    Once a token is played any date works. Gold is wild, any date denomination.
     
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  13. RonSanderson

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    I dunno, I just went with the last date I saw. Now I see that the token has a date of 1934 - should I post something from that year?
     
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  14. Pickin and Grinin

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    @ldhair
     
  15. ldhair

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    OK. Let's not do anything paper. That just screws everything up.
    As a normal, any token can play off any token. The date does not matter.
    Gold works the same way.
    At this point, @RonSanderson made the correct play.
    We are on any IHC or any US coin or token/medal dated 1886.
     
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