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New Caledonia
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Hello everybody, I'm a collector of world coins and plantation tokens, especially tokens of The Nederlands East Indies (Java, Sumatra) but also Britsh North Borneo, Ceylon, and a bir of Africa en Hacienda tokens (South America). I'm curious or the are any other collector of plantation tokens on this forum. So I opened this topic, so we can show each other pictures of this kind of tokens and discus them.  for example some tokens from the plantation Tanah Radja (Sumatra, Indonesia). Edited by koenmunten
11/25/2011 03:42 am
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Pillar of the Community
Egypt
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Valued Member
United States
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Never seen a triangle shaped coin before. |
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Mexico
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Here in Mexico "hacienda tokens" can be the subject of a pretty extensive collection. A hacienda is much like a plantation, but more livestock/farming based than what I think of when you say "plantation."
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 New Caledonia
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@Egcollector and @cd_god thanks. There are more nice shaped tokens ;-) I will place some other ones:  a family portret of tokens from the plantation Goerach Batoe |
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New Caledonia
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@harrison2
I also have a couple of hacienda tokens of South America. there are realy a lot of them and they are less expensive than the one from Soutn East Asia. I somebody likes it I can start a topic with pictures of hacienda tokens to...
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New Caledonia
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This is also one of my favourites, an eye-shaped one:  |
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New Member
New Caledonia
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An other set of rare plantation tokens from Boemie Ajoe, Java, Indonesia. 10, 25 and 50 cents (?). The 10 cents tokens was recently discovered (in 2012).   |
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Israel
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I enjoy looking at these tokens. What use were plantation tokens?
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Posted 11/26/2011 8:47 pm
