Jeton Value pleasezzz!

It seems that far fewer people in the U.S. and the U.K. know as much about jetons as people in Europe do.

I have a couple of jetons myself, but although I come across them in a dealer's junk box where I am a customer, I don't see them much anywhere else. I don't collect them. because I know so very little about them.

I would suggest that you review coin collector sites, especially those in Western Europe, where I suspect the total body of knowledge would be much greater.

You never know, this route may even reveal some good publications on the subject of jetons, but I guess that they would be written in French or German, OK if you know either of these languages.

I concur with Sap. I have not laid eyes on a price guide for jetons either. And as Sap said, as with many other types of exonumia, the best way to gauge worth is to see what other like specimens in the market have sold for.

Moreover, his technique of googling the Latin phrases on these type of specimens are many times the best way to find similar examples. That's one technique that I also do.

Thanks all for the replies. These seem to baffle me (aswell as everyone else it seems)! Suppose thats a good thing! I love the unknown!

Some of the old French Jetons were listed in the original Charlton Catalogue- Catalogue of Canadian Coins, Tokens and Paper Money- before the catalogue was split into 3 parts. These were jetons of the French regime before the British Conquest. I suspect there might be some in France, but I do not know of any personally.