Let's see your exonumia!

It looks fine to me. There was a cannon, a flat iron, a dog...dang, can't recall the others at the moment. When I was a kid we would get snowed in and play that game or do jigsaw puzzles.

 

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Here are two Israel govt mint coins





You never really know what surprises await one in buying a bulk token bag

 

Bizarre you should post that, I've got one sat on my desk in front of me. Not my thing and I can't make up my mind what to do with it.



It's had a loop removed from the top by the looks of it.

 

Medals that were enclosed in the First day cover envelopes from the post office

 

Peninsula ( San Francisco) Coin Club commemorating the Hiller Aviation Museum founded in 1998. Brass, 39mm, 26.4 grams, M/A



Looks like a fun Museum.

 

here it is as it came thru the mail

 

I have these 2 coming from France. I'm just a fool for Marianne Medals! The one with no engravers signature, sure reminds me of Oudines work? The other is Bertrand. Master engravers during the Art Nouveau period in France.

 

A couple more of these India bank tokens came yesterday, big, about 40 mm

 

Found this one today, it has been misplaced for some time. Maybe posted before?

 

Paul Revere, Master Silversmith. I don't think these actually were delivered through the mail as an individual "letter".

 

I searched the thread for Hawaiian dollar but this one has not shown up (if I searched correctly) so here it is...

 

Arrggh, Las Vegas !

 

Those are cool. I was told that folks took them to the post office to be stamped but they were never mailed. I'm not sure if that's true.