Rare? Dogpatch Arkansas USA Token?

The was a short time amusement park based on the comic, it was their arcade token. Opened in 1968 closed in 1993. Based on Al Capp's famous comic strip Lil Abner, Dogpatch USA was a small Arkansas theme park that capitalized on cartoonish hill folk, a theme that failed to attract the hundreds of thousands of projected guests. Outside consultants projected that the park would attract 400,000 people in its first year alone, however the park would never attract half that many people. The park changed hands a number of times and lost much of its original backwoods themes in the years before its final closure In 2005 the land was awarded to a young man who nearly decapitated himself on the property in an ATV accident, but it is currently being parceled out to buyers with an interest in revitalizing the ruins. However much of the abandoned Dogpatch USA sites are still standing and are popular among urban explorers. Just be sure to keep your head on straight.
Contact owner to set up a tour first. Do not trespass. The owner lives on the property and will let you take a tour and turn you loose to look around after signing a release. He also takes donations. The park opens a few times a year for cleanup, local crafters sales days, and for a small fee. You can fish in the falls (catch and release).
As to whether it rare or not the current owner may have a pile of them I known I have one in my collection. in the condition that one is in no it wouldn't be worth much.

Circus - Great back story, thanks!

Very interesting.

A belated to the Community, JW3!

A Dogpatch Arcade Token won't set anyone back too much, but if somebody has a bundle of spare cash, the former Dogpatch is for sale, and apparently has been for a while.

Every now and then, I run into the tokens in shows. For some reason, people seem to think they are Disney tokens. I guess not many people remember Al Capp, 'Lil Abner, or Dogpatch. Yep, I'm officially old.