Post Your Canadian Tokens

I see them now . I'll have to dig out an original to compare

Manufacturers say only this one in "Tokens." MM

Rotating the photo of the host coin photo should make it easier to see what I saw on that overstrike.

On the Ships Colonies & Commerce token can any one confirm my thoughts that this is PE10-41A or tell me which you think it might be? Round knob ampersand, straight flag, H Mint mark with possible double H, medal die rotation.

A few FUN show pick ups
NF-1B2 1841 Newfoundland St. John's Rutherford Token






NF-1C1 1846 Newfoundland Harbour Grace Rutherford Token






NS-10B2 1815 Issued by Hosterman & Etter Jewellers in Halifax

Hey, how about some "modern" tokens?

This was distributed to Alberta schoolchildren to commemorate our 50th anniversary as a province (1905 - 1955).

50 years later, I got the Alberta Centennial medallion! I took very good care of mine and the design is a real winner. These classic pieces of Albertan numismatics can often be found mixed up with Klondike dollars and their enemies, Calgary Stampede dollars. Klondike Days had an existential crisis and became the unspeakably lame "Capital X" for a while, but it has been just recently rebranded as "K-Days" and everyone knows what that K really stands for. However, Edmonton has not seen a revival of the venerable Klondike dollar, although it is probably a Trade dollar series that is worth collecting.

A silver medal issued by the Halifax coin club in 1961 to commemorate 100 years of using the decimal system in Nova Scotia. Their first coinage was issued in 1861.