Famous Numismatic Names On Tokens

Zoins

When looking through tokens, I always think it's interesting to see tokens with similar names of famous numismatists.

Here's one for the Guth Chocolate Company of Baltimore, Maryland I just ran across. There appear to be at least 2 types for this.



Ref: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-guth-chocolate-chocolates-bon-1856677319

And Pogue's International Liquor Store in Anchorage, Alaska:

Christos

That is cool and some thing I will have to keep an eye out for from now on. Thanks by the way for adding to my work load.

Zoins

Here's one for Sperber's Tavern in Cincinnati, Ohio:

coindeuce

re: Lyman Low

Zoins

@RogerB, just ran across a token with your initials, RWB. Is this you or do you know who it is?

WillieBoyd2

B. Max Mehl Good Luck Token

Obverse: Indian god Hanuman twirling a lasso.
Reverse: Horseshoe and B. MAX MEHL / NUMISMATIST - FORT WORTH - TEXAS / GOOD LUCK be with you
Bronze, 31mm, 11.40gm

ricko

@Zoins.... That is a very attractive token..... Cheers, RickO

WDP

How about an "exact" name of a collector and Numismatist on a token, this one " J.N.T. Levick!"

Among other collecting interests I have collected tokens and counterstamps with my last name (Perkins) on them for over 25 years now. I've had a lot of fun with this collecting interest.

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Photos courtesy of W. David Perkins.

Zoins

Here's one for UBS, commonly known as the Union Bank of Switzerland, but perhaps not for this token!

Ref: https://www.ebay.com/itm/283680288095