Let's see your exonumia!

1953 Cuban 1 cent were hard to get.

 

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Jello: Is that a die crack at the top of the head? Nice one if that's what it is.

 

Cracked is what it looks like to me. It's not circulated damages weak strike I think to.

 

That IS a really nice rolled coin,You don
t see anything above a nickle in most cases!!! NICE!

 

I think you'd make a wonderful addition to the ANA's board Oded! We always need fresh faces and new ideas to move the hobby forward. Best of luck to you in your endeavor.
Yes, I'd be very happy to trade personal pieces with you. I'll send my address to you via p/m. Best wishes!

Bruce

 

Here one from a School day in Washington school trip Kennedy spoon sterling silver Apollo7 no term ending.

 

Thank you very much for the encouragement, Bruce!

I sent you a PM as well.

 

Nice tokens H8! I have an example of the White Brothers token like yours, except mine has a couple of counterstamps on it. A bit unusual to see stamps on a merchant token.

Bruce

 

One more has good design.
One

 

Nice one Jello. Peru is my favorite S. American country.

 

A couple "So Called Dollars".

Montana Territory $50
Numbers 5444 and 5350..

 

They're nice impressive pieces Eng. Are they silver?

Bruce

 

I believe this is a coin and not Exonumia...

 

VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

 

A plaque of Prince Albert in bois durci to go along with my Queen Victoria example.

 

I spent 7 months in Peru also picked up a few clay. Pots . Wife has taken hostage of.

 

Gorgeous medals yarm! The super-high relief almost makes them come alive.

Bruce

 

Thanks Bruce and OP, the metal is a brass or bronze/gilt. all the ones i find, don't have numbers at the top of the reverse, i wonder what the numbers mean. maybe the first 10000 were numbered, any ideas.!!!