I'm hoping someone can help me identify this unknown (to me) token from 1942. My dad found it in an old Singer sewing table drawer. We're very curious about it. Thanks!
@Albert: Actually, in this condition, it's not worth much to a collector. I have a bulk of those World War II occupation coins, bought by the kilo for €8 including taxes (that's just under $10 including taxes).
Anyway, a very nice find and I wonder how on earth that ended up in an old Singer in the USA!
@UltraRant, WWII era coins ended up in North America in huge numbers, brought back by the millions of soldiers as war souvenirs. With all those coins floating around, a few are bound to fall into the cracks of sewing machines.
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