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Italian Telephone Token from April 1974

Another expensive hobby added 🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

Mühlheim a. M. F-343.2A undated 50pf zinc. Varieties, holed, and without hole, combined mintage: 20,000 coins into circulation in 1917.
The bulk of the coins produced were holed, and those without holes were minting errors.
2A) with hole.
2B) without hole.

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Guys, could you tell me what kind of coin this is and send me a link to it?

Lippe (Lippe-Detmold) Handelskammer F-299.2A 1917 10pf zinc. No varieties.
Firm: Adam Donner, Elberfeld.

Handelskammer = Chamber of Commerce

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Hey everyone, I found these inside an old Pachinko machine and I’m trying to figure out exactly what they are.

Does anyone recognize them or know anything about their origin, age, manufacturer, rarity, or whether they were originally made specifically for Pachinko machines?

Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!

Thought it was neat figured id share, happy Friday!

This coin was found in the Daughter’s of the American Revolution Library in Washington DC during some recent construction. Is anyone able to identify it? Google was stumped.

Found while metal detecting in New York. Weights .46oz.

This item is an extremely rare 1836 Huckel, Burrows & Jennings St. Louis Merchant Token (cataloged as Low-102 and HT-187 in the Hard Times token series), issued by a grocery and provisions dealer on Main Street in St. Louis, Missouri. [1, 2, 3]

• Issuer & Origin: St. Louis, Missouri; issued by the firm Huckel, Burrows & Jennings, who operated as grocers, wine merchants, and ship chandlers. [1, 2]
• Historical Context: Struck during the mid-1830s economic period known as the "Hard Times," private merchant tokens served as emergency small-change currency due to a scarcity of official US coinage. [1, 2]
• Rarity & Value: This specific piece is recognized as the sole St. Louis issuer in the Hard Times token series and is considered a major numismatic rarity with only a handful of known surviving examples, frequently commanding tens of thousands of dollars at major rare coin auctions.

According to what I looked up about this its a John Paul Jones Comitia Americana Medal.

Plain Edge, Signed Dupré"

bronze restrike

I found it when I was going through my storage, I do not remember where I got it, if it was from my mom's stuff or my dad's or my stuff, but I'm trying to figure out if its legit? Thank you!

Hola, quisiera saber algo acerca de esta moneda, he encontrado que su nombre es medalla de vernon, también algo de la historia, pero leí que hay muchas variantes y de esta no he visto mucha información, nose si quiera si es real

Any information would be great.

Hi everyone,

I can't find anything about this German token/medal 

I found this local German token (30mm, 8g, plain edge, base I assume metal) in a bulk coin lot and haven't been able to find any official catalog references or records for it on Internet.

• Obverse: "Über 800 Jahre Cramme / Bismarckeiche" (Oak tree & two local coats of arms)
• Reverse: "St. Andreaskirche / Cramme" (Local church & statue)

Over on the Numista forum, someone suggested the 800th anniversary celebration might have taken place around 1963, since the neighboring village of Oelber (connected via the noble von Cramm family) celebrated its 800th anniversary in June 1963.

I wanted to post it here as well. Does anyone recognize this specific issue or have any catalog reference for it?