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Whitehead & Hoag Newark, NJ.

 

I found this info for this token. It's a badminton birdie token.
http://www.wascanabadminton.ca/history.html

 

Great game, that!

 

From Yooper country a very nice example

 

Here is a group of oldies that came from the same collection



City Is famous for being one of two cities that is completely surrounded by another city , Hamtramck is surrounded by the city of Detroit except for a small portion of the western border that touches the similarly surrounded city of Highland Park.

 

Is the flag upside down a design error? Or the lettering is backwards?

 

No error when they are haphazardly loaded into the chute they come out random orientation so when imprinted they can end up any way.

 

From the well worn appearance, it appears to have been a well loved pocket piece from the group

 

I think the picture is just upside down. The 9345 and Flag should be on top.

 

covered to of the many brands during the 30's from the group

 

I shoot all my pics of the Letter punch machine tags,(proper name) with the name towards the top making them easier to read regardless of the central pictorials orientation. As answered in my previous post

 

Keeping the transportation theme


same lot

 

Related to the auto theme the bank account to save for the car

 

another from the group

 

Here's three more Tokens I recently bought! I think the Auburn, CA Token is a re-pop but if it is it's still a fairly rare one! The Dirty Dicks Token is one I wanted but it was bidding too high for my interest, so I let that idea go=not mine, just thought I would share it! J. Waterman is a fairly rare token, for sure, I was surprised I got it on feebay. Nowadays ebay is so full of crappy tokens, once in awhile you can find a gem for a decent price but not too often!

 

Here is the last one in this bulk buy from one collection. It is a double portrait of old George, Two different dies or same die on both sides?

 

I found this G W Bush coin, 12.6 grams, larger than a small dollar coin, just smaller than a half. If anyone knows what set it belongs to, thank you.

 

here is another grouping form an ANA/CNA 1962 convention


this one is pewter