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The Boys Are Back Token

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I believe the last time I posted about this token was 15 years ago in 2011. I research for a few days and then set it aside for several months and then start over, have contacted several clubs etc however no one including myself has any idea what this could be.

I'm hoping maybe some new eyes may have some thoughts and opinions. All comments appreciated.

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It looks like a parade of guys playing bass drums.
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Thanks jbuck ...

It does HondoB, I could not find anything relating to drums like this on tokens..

Got this all those years ago from an auction in North Carolina if that helps ... Maybe something in that states history would be a clue ?
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UNC marching band, drum section. Well, maybe not...
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@d, I think that the punch had a small flaw on the "drum" at about 8:30. That could lend credence to it being hand carved.
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