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These were in a box of common modern world coins mixed with casino and Chuck E Cheese tokens. I just dumped them in with the lot of game tokens but now thinking they may have had another purpose. Came across them today when going back to look for N.Y.C. Subway system transit tokens. Any ideas?

 

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The are stock dies good for in trade tokens, most companies had a couple of pages in their catalogs with stock dies that could be combined to make a custom token at a lower price than having a die made. They are in great shape

 

Boxed set of 7 medals assembled for Queen Victoria's visit to Birmingham for the dedication of Aston Hall and park in 1858. The medals span BHM #2613-2619 and were produced by several engravers (Moore, Ottley and Pinches).

 

Was given this one last night by a member of task force group 6 DEA , he is a member of our bullseye shooting league

 

Ordered these two this morning

 

silver round

 

Looks like some type of tribute medal to these old designs?

 

Could be a test piece for a private mint one ounce gold coin?

 

Here's a new acquisition. This 1896 copper medal was produced to celebrate the Hungarian Millennium (896-1896).

 

Reopening of the Royal Exchange, 1844. BHM 2185, 73mm by W. Wyon.

 

High relief medal

 

Canadian token