Let's see your exonumia!

Picked up another space medal. Odd that they released them with a backwards N.




In researching it, I found this

 

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Also found a Shriner's medal and a couple of Tiffany tags, the first made into an earring

 

They really didn't want to pay out in cash on this one!

 

Tiffany piece could still be in there records. Maybe a valuable item to it's ex owners / family.

 

I just got the silver return tags. No actual Tiffany jewelry.

 

I think he meant the account number.

 

Sorry, didn't mean to be dumb. I just can't really decipher the little tag. It's like love token script. I thought it was just the address.

 

Sometimes you can if account number is complete. But key is if still records. Could take a lot emails or time.

 

Let's say the side with the name and address/your fist picture is the obverse. The other side with the company name and the three digit number is the reverse. I believe that three digit number is the account number. I didn't think you were being dumb - no need to apologize! These things were forerunners to credit cards. I tried to win one at auction once because it had the owner's name on it and it was the same name as me.

 

local Hospital parking token blank reverse

 

Well, I don't think it's an issue then. The large one is blank and the small one makes me think it's a replica piece. I paid melt for them so it's not a big deal.

 

Here are a few transit tokens I have.

 

Very nice stuff up there, really like the Hussey's store card and the Temperance Medal, oh and the encased quarter and the druids as well. Here's a couple I picked up.

 

Here's a couple more. ~Cheers!

 

@fretboard don't you just love it when a token has a date on it? I purchased a pair of military tokens simply because they were dated.

 

The Seattle First National Bank token has an interesting design. A man inspecting a stool ... Do you know what the design is supposed to "say"?

Christian

 

Dual purpose arcade and lucky day token

 

Three new ones back from PCGS. MS64, AU58, and XF45 respectively.