~ Token Thursday... Post some Exonumia ~

Broadstruck

Sorry missed Tuesday this week, but thankfully there's another T day!

Newp

1837 R.E. Russell, HT-309 / Low-128, R-5.

Ex: Robert J. Hudson, M.D. collection.

coindeuce

If this was a U.S. type coin, it would have received a Cameo designation.

Broadstruck

Neat-o coindeuce!

Sigmund K. Harzfeld was a Philadelphia coin dealer in the 1870's that you don't hear a lot about these days.

His series of medals/tokens was struck by local Philadelphia die sinker William H. Key.

Broadstruck

Non US exonumia newp

TURBO

Starting to look more and more at tokens. Hope to see some cool stuff on this post!

Broadstruck

1841 Daniel Webster HT-20 / Low-62.

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1837 HT-34

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1853 NY948 H. B West's Famous Trained Dogs

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1860 Abraham Lincoln political token, Success to Republican Principles.

Sullivan-DeWitt AL-1860-59. Dies unsigned, but is attributed to George Lovett.

Obv: MILLIONS FOR FREEDOM / NOT / ONE / CENT / FOR SLAVERY / 1860.

Rev: SUCCESS TO REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES.

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1863 NY NEW YORK F-630AG-6B
civil war token john P Gruber gold weight troy 2 pennyweight

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1860 F- 511/514 B THE WEALTH OF THE SOUTH

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I made a few posters a year or so back and have not posted in while.

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savoyspecial

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Broadstruck,

Best use of ouroboros ever on a coin, medal or token!

Broadstruck

<< <i>Broadstruck,

Best use of ouroboros ever on a coin, medal or token! >>

Lakesammman

NewEnglandRarities

1863 Joseph Merriam Good For A Scent. Fuld MA 115E-1a



(Ca. 1880) The Dude Saloon. Birmingham, AL. Rulau AL-Bi7 The Rulau Plate Coin

Broadstruck

1840 Bergen Iron Works, Lakewood, New Jersey, HT-205 / Low-142, Brass, Rarity-2.

OAKSTAR

Hey @Broadstruck- It's Thursday, time to update your thread and your photos! 😉

Here's mine.

Mr_Spud

It needs a good long soaking in mineral oil, but cool token anyway

DCW

Update a thread from 10 years ago? How did you even find it???

Twobitcollector

OAKSTAR

@DCW said:
Update a thread from 10 years ago? How did you even find it???

I'm not an expert or numismatic professional. Without asking a thousand novice questions, I know my question must have already been asked and answered here somewhere before. 9 times out of 10, I can find the answers to my questions by searching. I learn better by doing my own research without always bothering the guys here.

I came across this old interesting thread.

fathom

......shadoobie shattered......

Dickeson Sommer Island

jesbroken

I'll feed this hungry beast of an old post with an older kettle token .
Jim

silverpop

a one sided local high school football team support token

DNADave

I think I have a rare one here. It’s unlisted to my best knowledge.

Mine is a 3 cent piece. Recent sales (the first sales I’ve seen after years of looking) of the $1.00, Half dollar, and 10 cent pieces were strong.

Zoins

@NewEnglandRarities said:
1863 Joseph Merriam Good For A Scent. Fuld MA 115E-1a

(Ca. 1880) The Dude Saloon. Birmingham, AL. Rulau AL-Bi7 The Rulau Plate Coin

Great tokens!

The Merriam token is gorgeous. I wonder what it's worth today vs. 10 years ago!

Goldminers

One of around 50 struck.

OAKSTAR

I had this and didn't know what it was for years.

BustDMs

I have this little “odd” thing…..

ThePennyLady