Egyptian Medals Or Tokens 3 Differents Types Of Metal

Looks like fhe folks over at a collector forum [that for some reason I can't post a link] tackled a similar piece recently. From what I read there, these are mardi gras doubloons, potentially designed by H. Alvin Sharpe. You can see HAS on the obverse of these tokens. With a little targeted searching of the interwebs, you should be able to find the thread.

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H. Alvin Sharpe selket
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first image is the same token as yours

In addition to being the inventor/originator of the Nola Mardis Gras doubloon. He was a jeweler, engraver, painter and in general a great artist On the reverse is Selket "Selket is the goddess of venomous creatures, particularly the scorpion. She is typically depicted as a human woman with a scorpion headpiece, or as a scorpion. She could punish the unrighteous with venomous stings, or, conversely, she could reward her worshippers by curing them from scorpion stings, snake bites, and poisons in general. She is one of the minor desert goddesses whose attributes were eventually assimilated by Isis. She had no temples, but apparently had a strong following of priests, and a small statue of her is one of the most memorable artifacts from the tomb of King Tutankhamon."
There are some lettering below the ear of the male on the obverse is a male note the braided chin beard. I don't think they are mardi Gras pieces. Since All of the ones I have seen even the special and limited editions ones in silver etc have the krewe on them. Since He did other work out of his jewelry shop, they could be for some special event exhibition etc.
I woud take them out of the holder and check the rim of the medallet to see if there is any thing impressed into it.

After Looking at the photos again, and with the reverse with the engraving of Selket having a well defined backside in a what appears to be a sheer see through dress. He may had other ideas in what he was depicting.
There are numerous mentions of Selket in relation eroticism, sexual connotations, stars and astrology. Most of the rambling are over my limited knowledge of the subjects of astrology, esotreicism (Esotericism is about secret knowledge for a small group of people. Esotericism also describes mystical, spiritual or occult viewpoints (point of view). Esotericism studies Gnosticism, Yoga, Alchemy, Magic, Spiritualism, Hypnosis, Astrology, Meditation, Mysticism, and Occultism.)

Don't know what you mean by"Ha, guess that goes in the free Masonic pile. The masonic tokens and pennies are very collectable. The trio is not from the Franklin mint, That isn't their type. Take your free pile to your local coin store and see if they are interested in buying them.

Yes the Canadian coinage can be a pain in the seat cushion to get rid of even for us that live in the shadow ow the country. The banks no longer exchange it in the southeast Michigan area unless you have it rolled or lots of it. Check out some of the auction sites on the Masonic/ Eastern Star items. I'm in the process of getti9ng an estate sales company to sellwhat is left of the parents house from a number of years ago. I can be a real pain. Good luck