2 German Tokens 192x | Aachen Tokens

Aachen is a city; I'll have to see what I can find out about the rest of it.

Looks to me like the first one is like those good luck tokens that had a collar around a Lincoln Cent, popular back in the 20s and 30s.

Thank you for help! Now I see why online translator could not translate AACHEN.

I have purchased some old German coins in the last few years. Like banknotes the period of this 1929 coin is shortly after hyper inflation destroyed the german economy at the end of WW1. A lot of towns and cities issued there own banknotes and coinage sometime minting them from aluminium (banknotes as well)and silk (banknotes only) Sparkasse is a Savings Bank and this would appear to be a token created by the bank and maybe given to children or to people who had accounts at the time. Loosly translated the inscription reads "If you don't honour the penny then you don't deserve the dollars" The symbolic four leaf clover is also here in Germany a "Gluecks clay" or Lucky Clover. It would have had no monetary value as it has no country designators. the second coin would be like the early Australian token created by individuals for goods or services to bring them customers. The Gesellen (handyman) for the Catholic Church would accept this token for 15 pfennigs worth of services. This is as best as I can do.