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Two more odd world tokens, Would it be possible to ask for their value and origin? Thanks in advance.   |
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Pillar of the Community
Egypt
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 sorry, I know nothing about these but I like the one on the left |
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United Kingdom
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I could swear the top right image look like a face
I have no idea what they are either, but they sort of look modern.
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03/17/2009 4:48 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Egypt
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I could swear the top right image look like a face me too, I see the face of an indian guy  |
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Canada
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I'm thinking someone posted the one on the right before ... a gaming token of some kind perhaps The one on the left is nice |
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 Australia
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The one on the left is some kind of fantasy "coin", done in a pseudo-mediaeval style; two knights riding on one horse is, as any fan of The DaVinci Code could probably tell you, the symbol of the Knights Templar. However, I don't believe these Knights ever issued coins of their own. It may be a copy in metal of a wax or lead seal. Quote:
chequer said:
I'm thinking someone posted the one on the right before ... a gaming token of some kind perhaps Yes indeed, a gaming token from some place called " Aladdin's Castle". Here's the most recent thread with one. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Egypt
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Welcome back Sap |
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United Kingdom
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me too, I see the face of an indian guy How was I missing that  |
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United States
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The one on the right is a token from Aladdin's Castle and is usually for the video games. Bill Edited by foundinrolls
03/24/2009 12:44 am
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Netherlands
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SIGILLUM MILITUM PISTI Seal of the Knights of the Cross, not official latin put in Templars common Language. I think this is an touristic thingie from an ancient templars fort at Southern france, Cyprus, Malta or Rhodos, not older then approximately 1965.
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06/07/2009 10:22 am
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