Hi, I haven't been on here much lately (I work too much to enjoy my hobby to it's fullest). Recently I purchased about 100 older foreign coins for about $5. These two coins were in with them and I can not find any information to tell me if they are coins or tokens of some sort. they are both aluminum and I'm guessing 40 - 70 years old?
These appear to be tokens in my opinion. The one on the left apparently has a value of 20. I also am not certain based on the photo.
To be ca 40-70 years old, as a non-expert, I would say they are too plain and simple to be relatively modern coins. My guess is some kind of aluminium game tokens or equivalent.
Looks like an old pachenco token, sorry I don't remember the correct spelling. Asian, most likely Japan. It's a game like pin ball but gravity moves the marbles. I know I have seen these before. It's my best guess.
I don't think it's a coin; I think it's a token. It has nothing on it that looks like a date nor a country name. I like the "Pachinko" guess and I can't find fault with your spelling. I had to look it up. When I was in Japan in 1965 the machines used etched steel balls. I never played it but I knew what it was. Tokens are probably much more cost effective to make.
