Let's see your exonumia!

DAAAANG, Y'all been raising the bar . . . .

I'mma gonna have to dig deep just to keep my cred . . . . . .

Z

 

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Okay, catching up on stuff I missed, and digging a bit deeper.

Z


California Counter fans?

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Did someone say they liked clocks (or peacocks)?

Z

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Interesting what is the history on that one?
A headless Liberty?

 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia123556.html

 

Numista rarity index 94! Nice one

 

I will go searching to find a little history on this one. It's the first time I have seen an undercarriage displayed on a token.
Good Luck?

 

I've seen his show! It was in West Springfield MA. at the Eastern State Exposition.

 

So that's smoke from the wheels and not a rock?

 

Yes.

 

I remember seeing Joie Chitwood Auto Thrill Show, twice i think.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joie_Chitwood

 

I saw his Thrill Show mid 1960s in Vernon NY near Utica

 

There's a Farewell notice for John K. Kallman in the latest issue of TAMs. This guy was a fantastic Exonumia dealer who specialized in military and casino Exo. I got some beautiful Vietnam tokens from his mail bids with no problems exactly as described.

His grading system could be not have been any simpler: equal sign was average or typical amount of wear, minus sign was more than average wear, plus sign was less than average wear.

R.I.P Mr.John K. Kallman

 

Military tokens.

 

How about elongated coins from around the world?
Here you go @dwhiz :

 

Elongated coins from "around the world". To funny.

 

Germany.

 

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