Let's see your exonumia!

Along the same lines, here is a 1915 "Naughty Bears" spinner from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.

These can be found without the spinner frame but to find one in original condition is quite difficult.

Z

 

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I won this last night

 

Nice token! I've yet to buy one or find one metal detecting, yet.
Some day. Saw an IHC with "Not For One Cent" on the reverse dug by a fellow detectorist.

 

How about the personal store card of notable Exonumia author and cataloger, Russell Rulau?

Z

 

I got to know Russ a bit over the years. I submitted quite a bit of my token research to him and always found him to be helpful and friendly. His passing was a great loss to us all.

Bruce

 

19mm, 1.99g.

 

Not sure if this falls under the category of exonumia, but I wanted to share this with you all

 

Yeah, it is exonumia to me. I guess you could classify it as a medal. Interesting piece.

Bruce

 

Nice example of a WW2 charm. I have only found the parts of them.

 

I was reorganizing my 'vintage stuff' collection (for lack of a better term) and stumbled across this and I thought it would be a neat thing to post. I like how they shaped the bottom one to look like a helmet.

 

Oops. Messed that last reply up.

 

I found traces of red paint on one "V" and white paint on the other one.

 

I hadn't noticed the helmet shaped coin. If you can get a better picture I'd like to see it.

Bruce

 

Cool! I found (dug) a small "token" with a similar Picture on one side.
Here is my " Annual Fair Token". Does anyone know how old it is? It's the size of a US cent, bronze and Has "The Lord's Prayer" on one side. Religious token perhaps?

 

Nice find Sal.
I think It could be from 1860 to 1900. With the Lord's Prayer on it I wonder if it could be a George Soley piece. I wonder being the key words as there is not a complete list of what he made.

 

Thanks! It was an awesome hunt as town workers did a redo of an old ballpark. The finds were literally on the surface! The rest were just inches below the surface. One guy found a seated dime! I found mostly trinkets, IHC's, Wheaties and some household items.

 

Just back from ANACS