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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1249750, member: 66&quot;]Political campaign token for probably the election of 1896.&nbsp; Commonly grouped with other items and collectively known as Bryan Money.&nbsp; One of the major debates of that election was the question of the gold standard or the return to bimetallism.&nbsp; Bryan was on the side of bimetalism and most Bryan Money was issued by the gold standard folks.&nbsp; This piece is a two position piece.&nbsp; In the position shown it reads on one side &quot;Sound Money means a dollar worth 100 cents&quot; and lists the gold standard candidates.&nbsp; On the other side the eagle is standing proud with wings outstretches and it says &quot;I&#039;m flying high.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; I believe the loop slides into another position and then it reads Bimetallism means a dollar worth 40 cents.&quot; and shows the Bimetallism candidates.&nbsp; On the other side the eagles head is drooped down to the right and the wing is down by the talons.&nbsp; The inscription reads &quot;I feel sick.&quot;&nbsp; Bryan Money is very collectible and have some pieces have very high prices.&nbsp; I believe this is one of the more common pieces but I still would not be surprised if it is worth into three figures.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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