Anyone Remember the RCC (Rec.Collecting.Coins) Token?

I was reflecting back last night and was remembering when I was a member of the Rec.Collecting.Coins (RCC) group. Many of the members here were active in that group years ago. One member made a token and put his initials on it and then took it around and took pictures of it in various places, then he would mail the token to the next person on the list who would put their initials on it and take it on tour and get pictures (kind of sounds like Marty's duck). Anyway, seems like it went through 23 or 24 people until the last one didn't pass it on and I guess it died an untimely death in a desk drawer some where. It was a great idea because we got to see pictures of the various parts of the country that the members lived in and was quite a "bonding" affair. Or did I dream it all up?
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I vaguely remember something about a token, but didn't participate. Maybe I am confusing my memory with another Usenet group. Who knows? The archives might be available somewhere, but the keyword "token" is going to turn up thousands of unrelated threads.
I didn't participate with the traveling token except as a follower of its travels.
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RCC is where I first met you when you were running the shop in Utah. I think I was just Klif then.
We have really come far in not so very many years.
I was also looking through my junk box and found a token from the Anchorage Coin Club that they were giving out at one of their auctions in 1972. Thin, not very fancy, but it brought back some great memories.
I mentioned the old RCC group recently and then found these series of all post.
I thought I would share them just in case anyone from the old group was looking in.
I remember posting there for a while in the late 90s thru 2001 before I switched to this forum, but am a bit foggy about the token. It was a fun place before being overrun by the bots and trolls. Jeez, how did we survive without images?
Oh, and people were complaining about Ebay fees - back in 2000!
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