Help With Error Token

I disagree. I cannot tell the exact type of error because I'm not that well versed on them, but it appears to be a brockage. A lot depends on how these were struck. You cannot always assume U.S. mint methods were used in private manufacture.

He hs this pictured in another forum and over there it was suggested that it is a die clash. I suspect they are probably correct.

This token was struck using a die that had the inscription in raised reversed letters for the obv, and it appears the reverse was a blank steel die. It looks like they used someone elses token for the planchet material. The blank reverse die almost completely crushes away the original token design.

At some point the dies clashed and the lettering was faintly transfered to the blank die face. Then when this token was struck the reverse still crushed the original design but the clash shows as faint raised reversed lettering.