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Message:: [QUOTE="bhp3rd, post: 829206, member: 16510"]"""It's in The Red Book""" There are values listed in The Red Book for coins and values listed for??? Let's see how many different values for items other than coins? 1. Values of Tokens, even forgetting some colonial issues (for now) there is, Alaska Tokens of 1935 called "Bingles" used for only about six months, page 400, (2009 edition). 2.  Plantation Tokens, 1860, 1891, 1882, page 390. 3.  Civil War Tokens. 1850's, page 386. 4.  Private Tokens, page's 386, 387. 5.  Store Cards Tokens, pages 387, 388. 6.  Lesher Dollars, 1900,1901, page 385. 7.  Feuchtwanger Tokens, page 385. 8.  Hard Times Tokens, pages 382, 333, 334. 9.  California Gold Ingot Bars, pages 380, 381. 10. Moffat & Co. Gold Ingots, pages 360, 361. 11. American Arts Medals, pages, 405, 406, 407. 12. Bullion Values for gold and silver, page 412. There is also many private and territorial gold (and other metal's) that could be argued to be values for tokens more than coins and many tokens/store cards before 1789 that would also qualify.  """It's in The Red Book"""[/QUOTE]