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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 1698940, member: 68&quot;]Do you think it&#039;s possible that Muller Brass merely produced the bronze strip or punched the planchets that were struck in Yeadon?&nbsp; Perhaps finished &quot;coins&quot; were shipped to Muller Brass as a professional curtesy or the equivalent.&nbsp; I know at one time Michigan exported copper but I doubt there&#039;s much copper mining left.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The aluminum tokens used to just be everywhere but over the years they are seen less and less often. Significant quantities must still exist since the original mintages were huge.&nbsp; Assembling sets of these is far more difficult than most people imagine because there are few to check and numerous duplicates and extremely common ones.&nbsp; It&#039;s about as much fun as you can have for a few dollars (if you&#039;re a collector).&nbsp; I have as much money in the holders and albums as the tokens and have a fairly &quot;advanced&quot; collection.&nbsp; I just mean I have all the easy ones.&nbsp; I just recently spent $30 for a few hundred aluminum states coins in pristine condition which is the most I&#039;ve ever spent.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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