A Continuing Thread ~ Post Your Tokens, Medals, Exonumia Acquisitions

Interesting find from a recent lot. Token Catalog lists J.F. Niederhauser as being from Iowa but does not show this particular token.

I have a few dozen bridge, tunnel, and commuter tokens.
They use a type of credit card system now to board trains and subways.
This capture also includes a Chuck E. Cheese game token,
they actually have the year minted on them. Here are some samples.

Thanks for keeping this thread going guys with your nice newest posts!
Haven't bought any new ones myself for quite some time.

Here's a flashback to the olden days when I collected "The British World" way too broadly, using Jerry Remick's exhaustive Empire/Commonwealth catalog as my stockbook.

This extremely rare one-penny token is from Griquatown, originally a missionary settlement in South Africa's North Cape Province. With dies prepared by the noted Lauer firm of Nuremburg, a little over 50 of these were struck as "patterns" or samples used in Africa to promote the minting services of Otto Nolte & Co., another German firm. A hundred of an undated version were produced as well. Circulated examples of both varieties of this trial piece appear in NGC's census reports, but PCGS shows only MS60-66.

Back in 1993, I considered myself phenomenally fortunate to be able to acquire this from the late Phil Flanagan of Seattle.

daltonista, great info on a rare Queen Victoria penny token!

Beautiful!

Yarms chocolate Battle of Minden is yummy.