Let's see your exonumia!

I was thinking along the same lines as you but have no concrete evidence either. I'm going to look around too. I'll get back to you if I come across anything.

Bruce

 

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Bicentennial/ Centennial.

 

I have come across a few of these in the past years. I like their designs.
Meddalic Art.

 

It's cool when you find exonumia for your exonumia.

A while ago I posted this really interesting transportation token.

Atwood-Coffee OH-175AA






Then a couple weeks later, I found a die trials / test strike aluminum plate from the same dies.

Completely different sellers.





What are the chances?

Z

 

Kool.......

 

Space needle

 

One for Dennis!

 

This medal is not a coin or token; has a medal alignment as well. Old Ben has some facial features...

 

The thin & thick

 

Have no idea what this is. I think 117 đại lộ Nguyễn Huệ may be an address. A bank? It is uniface.

 

British Play money (teaching aid) circa 1840.
17mm, 2.28g.

 

Anyone have an Indian Territory Token? Just sharing, post one if you have one, they used to be htf, I don't know about today, there's a few fakes around as well!

http://okmasonichistory.blogspot.com/2013/02/royal-arch-masonry-in-indian-territory.html

 

Not 100% sure on these

 

Neat Meissen porcelain medal from the maritime museum in Stralsund, Germany.

Except for a chip on the seahorse side, a lovely specimen.

 

Got this yesterday, Have found no information yet.
I have no idea of the satire it is supposed to represent.
42mm, 29.84g, copper/bronze.

 

Yes, those are Pogs and they were really popular in Hawaii and Japan back in the early 1990's! They're huge, a friend gave me a few of them years ago, you have a nice one, mine aren't that nice at all. I think there was a game that went with them, more info on google!

 

Oh yeah, my sons had Pogs when they were young. I remembered Pogs but it did not occur to me it was a Slammers. Thanks for the info. Cool Beans!