This Mill City Hill Brothers Merchant Token from around 1915 is a piece of US Trade Tokens Exonumia, valued for its historical significance.
The token is specified to be "Good For 25 Cents," making it a unique addition to any collection. Graded AU 55 by NGC, this token is in excellent condition.
With flat-rate shipping options available, this piece offers a budget-friendly opportunity for…

This Nishga Dollar British Columbia Trade Token from 1977 is a unique addition to any collection of Canadian tokens.
Measuring approximately 32mm in diameter, this token features a striking design that is sure to catch the eye. The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive, so please review the pictures to assess its condition.
Please note that returns are not accepted for bullion …

This Jasper Canada Trade Token from 1981, designed as a souvenir dollar, measures approximately 32 mm in diameter.
The token is depicted in the provided images, allowing customers to assess its condition before purchase. Payment is expected within three days of purchase, with the option to request an extension if needed.
Shipping is typically handled via USPS First Class, though alternati…

The Goliad Store Quarter Trade Token is a piece of US trade exonumia that reflects commercial history through its design.
Crafted as a representative token, it bears the denomination of a quarter and is associated with Goliad. Its historical significance lies in its role as a form of currency used in local transactions.
The token’s simple yet distinctive appearance offers insight into the…

This Boston, Massachusetts MA Rexallite Token is a historical piece dating back to pre-1933, featuring a Swastika symbol used for good luck before its association with Hitler.
The token, made of brass and measuring 32mm in diameter, has a unique shine due to being lightly circulated and polished by its original owner.
It is available for purchase with free shipping on additional items, ma…

This car wash token from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, is a piece of local exinumia that captures a specific period and place.
Its design reflects a utilitarian purpose, serving as a token for automated or attended wash stations. The token's condition and material may suggest its value as a collectible item, representing a bargain for enthusiasts interested in regional transportation and service hi…

This Monticello Wash Token offers a unique glimpse into the world of car wash exonumia.
Featuring a charming design of a car taking a shower in a bathtub, this token hails from Monticello, Minnesota, showcasing a pictorial image that stands out.
Notably attributed as a maverick and considered Non-Local, this token holds historical and collectible value for enthusiasts.
With its distin…

This Boylston Bonci & Desanti Golf Ball Marker Token is a unique collectible item originating from West Boylston, Massachusetts.
Crafted from aluminum, this token measures 17mm in diameter, making it a compact and convenient accessory for any golf enthusiast.
The token's design serves a practical purpose as a golf ball marker, adding a touch of style to your game. Additionally, the option…

The Workingmen’s Union Bakery Bread Token, part of the Canadian tokens series from 1861 onward, exemplifies the historical practice of using tokens as a form of trade currency.
Typically made from durable metals, such tokens were issued by local establishments to facilitate transactions within the community.
This specific token bears inscriptions that identify its association with a baker…

The Scandia Family Centers Amusement Token is a piece of exinumia associated with a family entertainment venue.
Crafted from metal, it likely served as a means of exchange within the location, reflecting the entertainment culture of the period.
The token's design and material suggest it was intended for multiple uses, offering a practical alternative to cash. Its presence provides histori…