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Brass Bicenntenial Token + Nevada Token Made By?

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Brass-Bicenntenial-Token-+-Nevada-Token-Made-By?

Any clue? Is it really brass, maybe?
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 Posted 07/28/2009  4:08 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add rikcando to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Apparently , the Nevada legislature coins comes in both silver and bronze. Your coin has the same obverse, but I cannot place the reverse anywhere. Hope that helps. (Bronze medallions are not numbered)
http://leg.state.nv.us/giftshop/mor...oduct_ID=828
(No luck with the other coin yet)
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Hey, thanks for that info! At least I know where one of the tokens sort of comes from.
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I know this might be a silly question , but you have checked around the rim for any indications ?
I had a few of those in Silver and the makers name was on the rim as well as purity.
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The rims are reeded, so that's not a good indication. I also tapped them and they don't sound silver at all. Their ringing goes out really quickly.
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Reeded .. thats just slightly odd I think.I collected a lot of medals and tokens but dont recall a reeded one.
Its a striking impression of the Liberty bell,beautiful.
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There seem to be some initials on both sides of the 1776-1976 coin. There are also other markings. Maybe you can look up those for the initials of an engraver, or the company that produced them...
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