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COBRALHOFA!

 

That didn’t work out…

 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia177481.html

 

"Remember the password". Have you looked this one up for its history?
And what is this one?

Texas Cavaliers?

 

@johnmilton collects political tokens.
Neat token by the way, I like the swivel clip.

 

I have. And I figured everyone would educate themselves. I probably learned wrong. But I learned it here. Lol

 

https://www.texascavaliers.org/

 

It was the wife’s grandfathers. The clip has always been on it.
She grew up in Flin Flon, Manitoba.

 

Not sure about that. LOL

 

Let me know when you are a Captain Midnight expert. Then we can talk. In secret code. Lol

 

This is a piece that has appeal to me because I always had an interest in political tokens. Generally US pieces but this is a nice one.

Thanks for for Numista link.

Bruce

 

Yeah. I had to sure that info. I found the mention of the Royal Mint particularly interesting.

 

New one from Daniel Carr and Moonlight Mint.

 

I found this Sears Statue of Liberty token in a Coinstar machine on Sept. 23, 2022:

It was issued by the Sears Company (Sears, Roebuck and Company) in 1986 celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty and the 100th anniversary of the founding of the company.

It was made from copper extracted from the restoration of the statue which started in 1982 and was completed in 1986.


Token - Statue of Liberty and Sears Company Centennials
Copper, 23.0 mm, 4.44 gm

Obverse:
Statue Of Liberty head facing
CONTAINS AUTHENTIC MATERIAL
1886 - CENTENNIAL - 1986 - LIBERTY
(Registered)(Copyright) 1982 SL/EIF, Inc. (Statue of Liberty / Ellis Island Foundation)
Reverse:
Radiating lines and large "100"
CELEBRATING SEARS NEW CENTURY 1886-1986