Let's see your exonumia!

Here's another one. I see these quite frequently on fleaBay . . . . .

Z

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A couple medal sets I picked up lately. Nice original holder eye candy . . . . .

Z

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Another coin that’s purchase I can blame on someone else

 

Who, me?

Z

 

Don’t act all innocent. You’re a bad influence

 

Gorgeous set of medals, ZoidMeister. The ANA always issues high quality and interesting sets or individual examples of exonumia. I have a small collection myself.

Bruce

 

I've been on a bit of a Game Counter, Spiel Marke,and Jeton kick of late.

I think @lordmarcovan may have an appreciation for these.

Z

 

Lest I not forget, an official Lauer too . . ..

Z

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1835 Bucklin’s Book Keeping Troy NY
Hard Times Token
Maybe HT-353

 

Found a few more of these to go with my collection, I wish they were in silver though.
These two re bronze, and about the size of a half dollar.
The Washington weighs 19.8g


And the Lincoln weighs 19.5

 

I wonder if yours is the same Bucklin as this one. It's interesting because saw a lot of circulation.

 

I had forgot about this until I found it in my dad's coins today. I gave this to him 26 years ago after finding it while I sat and waited for my name to be called to get my diploma. No idea what it's from but I'm guessing some kind of jewelry. I'm surprised he kept it all this time.

 

Same company, different token. What does the label say?

 

James A. Garfield 1880 Campaign token The Nation’s Choice
As found at LCS junk box

 

They're the same, Chris B, just a different variety.

Bruce

 

Greek Tetradrachm replicas.

 

Oklahoma 50th anniversary of statehood token.

 

Sears 100th anniversary token. Supposedly made from reclaimed copper from the statue of liberty after the restoration.

 

A couple of newer to me train themed pieces in honor of @dwhiz who did me a solid earlier today . . . . .

Z

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