Please Help To ID Tokens Medal Coins!

Thank you, Bart! Here is one more coin:

Almost right, alan_vzla: this is a Swiss coin,not Italian, issued by the Swiss canton of Ticino, the only Italian-speaking canton of Switzerland.
This coin is in Krause as Swiss Cantons/Ticino/3 denari KM#5

1) souvenir church pilgrimage token, probably somewhat modern
2) keychain(?) from a Masonic Lodge member
3) Masonic initiation medallion
4) Masonic penny, see here for more details
5) Temperance Movement abstinence pledge token, probably from 1800s
6) trade token
7) ?
8) medal known as a so-called dollar, HK-289(brass) official medal for the Pan American Expo held in Buffalo, NY in 1901
9) Met Life advertising token from 1939 New York World's Fair
10) ?
11) WWI era Treasury employee award for Liberty Loans(war bonds), unassigned
12) same as above, awarded to an employee
13) Massachusetts Tercentenary medallion, probably privately minted, 1652 Pine Tree shilling tribute on reverse
14) probably another Temperance Movement token
15) 1830s Hard Times Token, featuring Andrew Jackson
16) barber shop trade token from St Louis
17) ?
18) ?
19) possibly a Civil War store card but they are usually copper, not brass
20) patriotic Civil War Token featuring one of the first iron clad ships
21) Irish token

#21 is actually a Canadian token. The originals were issued in 1825 in copper, but dated 1820 to avoid a law prohibiting the import of private tokens. Imitations were issued in brass and copper from 1826-1835 and vary in workmanship and weight. Several varieties are listed in Charlton's 'Canadian Colonial Tokens'

Despite the reference to New York, #18 is a Hard Times Token from Attleboro, Mass. It is catalogued by Rulau as HT #152 (aka Low 75). It is rarity level R2

#7 is an egyptian 10 Qirsh Silver coin AH1293 or 1876 .3749ASW

#14 is a brass copy of an ottoman gold coin

#Rdwarrior: the date on the 10 qirsh (or piastres) of Egypt #10 is the accession date of sultan Abdul Hamid II (1293AH or 1876). Also on the coin is the number '30', referring to the regnal year of the sultan, being 1322AH, which corresponds with 1904AD