Let's see your exonumia!

A bit of Game of Thrones geekery -- An anodized niobium "Faceless Man" fantasy token:

 

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Here's another medal I pulled out of a box of exonumia I haven't looked through in a long while. A nice 30mm Elks medal from 1968. Although I have some Masonic pieces I think this is the only Elks piece I have. Bruce

 

It's nice to see someone else who
also likes small medals.

 

Anything that has a nice design or is appealing in some way interests me. While large medals are usually more impressive, smaller ones can be impressive in different ways...Craftsmanship, subject of the medal, design elements, etc.

Bruce

 

Is that the Duke?

 

Good ol' Abe

 

So it is. Beautiful colors too.

 

Very nice Manbeast...and with a little toning as a plus.

Bruce

 

Rat Pack commemorative
casinio chip.

 

Good for $20 @ BHCC (Beverly Hills
Coin Club).
Copper, M/A, 27mm, 8.3 grms.
Club was founded in 1987 by
Chris AAble and Buddy Ebsen. I'm
sorry but there's a certain irony about
a coin collector who used say "Wellllllll
doggie" so much. RIP Buddy.

 

I don't know anything about this medal but it's a nice high relief piece showing great craftsman. I don't know who struck it (MACO?) or for what real purpose.

Bruce

 

Commemorative tokens from Musée de l'Armée, Paris.

 

Just back from the slab factory - Jernegan's Cistern Lottery 1736, NGC MS63

 

A large collection of Canadian exonumia and trade dollars that I just bought, almost 850 pieces... should be fun to paw through it!!

 

You're in for some fun now SPP. Make sure show us some of your "goodies" when you get a chance.

Bruce

 

Got any horse theme exonumia?

 

Yes, but too much to post individually here. You can see the link here.

 

Man, that is one fine looking collection.
And as usual nice surfaces and beautiful
color!