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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ExoMan, post: 2582371, member: 72588&quot;]Despite the the perceived Nazi connection, the good luck swastika tokens are very collectable. The advertising pieces tend to be increasingly desirable, gaining in popularity it seems. I sold a personal collection of 70+ pieces a few years ago, and the buyer didn&#039;t quibble the price. There were some off-metals and political pieces in the lot.&nbsp; The swami pieces, I believe, were originally sold as keepsakes at the Chicago fair in the 1930&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>Regarding the KKK pieces, I&#039;ve never been drawn to them, even though there&#039;s some history to be attached therewith. Any collector considering buying KKK items should be aware that there&#039;s a ton of fakes out there, often to be found at flea markets, along with fake western tokens and fake Civil War pieces.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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