This Centennial Commemorative Coin is a rare piece of exonumia that celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first Peace Dollar Silver Coin.
The coin weighs a full one-ounce and measures 39mm in size. The design is coated with Black Ruthenium, a type of platinum metal that gives it a dark platinum appearance and is 100 times rare.
The coin also features 24KT gold highlights and is double-d…

This rare piece of exonumia is a brass tool check tag from the former Chevrolet Automotive transmission factory in Toledo, Ohio.
Measuring 1-3/8" high, it holds historical significance as a relic from a bygone era. With over 100,000,000 served, this item is a testament to the industrial heritage of Toledo.
Its value is considered a bargain, making it a unique addition to any collection.

These vintage automobile factory tool check tags, including GM, Ford, and Chrysler, offer a glimpse into the industrial history of Flint, Monroe, and Detroit.
Originally used by factory workers to requisition tools, each tag bears a unique number identifying the employee. The brass material adds a touch of authenticity to these relics from the past.
For collectors interested in rare exonu…

This vintage brass tag, originating from the New England Westinghouse Co.
, measures 1-1/8 inches in diameter. The company, established in 1915 in East Springfield, Massachusetts, played a significant role during World War I by fulfilling a contract to produce 1.8 million rifles.
Originally part of Westinghouse Electric, the company later diversified into firearms and tool manufacturing, a…

This 1-3/8" brass tool check tag from Studebaker likely originates from a Detroit Area factory.
Originally used by factory workers to requisition tools, the number on the tag identified the employee. Some collectors repurpose these tags as key fobs for vintage vehicles.
Combined shipping discounts are often available, and returns are accepted in appropriate situations with refunds typical…

This brass tag, identified as "Rouge Glass Factory Brass Tag N 2585," is categorized as a rare piece of exonumia.
It is associated with an auto glass factory, denoted by the N 2585 marking. The product is available for local pick-up, emphasizing convenience for potential buyers.
With a focus on value and service, this item stands out for its historical significance and unique design.

This 1904 Saint Louis, Missouri, Louisiana Purchase Exposition Palace of Varied Industries 16mm copper token is a rare find, graded MS 64 BN by NGC.
With only three of these coins graded by NGC, including this one at MS 64 and two others at MS 62, it stands out as a top population coin.
The coin comes with a PhotoVision feature, showcasing its unique qualities. A fantastic addition to any…

This duo of casino chips features designs from two notable destinations: Crystal Cruises and Caesars Palace at Sea.
Each chip serves as a tangible remnant of the gaming experiences associated with these venues. The set provides a glimpse into the visual and thematic elements characteristic of mid-20th century casino memorabilia.
Collectors and enthusiasts may find value in the contrast an…

This commemorative coin is a rare piece of exonumia that pays tribute to the legendary Morgan Silver Dollar.
Minted in proof-like nickel silver, this privately minted coin weighs a full one-ounce and measures 39mm in size. Double dated 1921-2021, it marks the 100th anniversary of the final year of issue for the Morgan Dollar.
Each coin comes in an acrylic coin capsule and includes a certi…

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this Studebaker Brass Factory Tag represents a bygone era of industrial craftsmanship.
Originally used by factory workers to requisition tools, each tag bears a unique number that identified the employee. A rare piece of exonumia, this tool check offers a glimpse into the history of manufacturing practices.
Its brass construction exudes a sense…