* Coins - Tokens - Exonumia ** Country Joe's Collectible Stuff ! *Exonumia: Items that have been and are being used for money in the United states that were not issued by the federal government. Store tokens - a piece of metal, wood or plastic- that is good for something - are examples of collectible exonumia. Medals made for events also fall in to exonumia but they were not used for money. Main Page Site Index CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE FREE SHIPPING TO U.S.A. ADDRESSES |
Auto-002 Rambler Dollar Token $5.00 A neat aluminum token with Your Rambler Dollar is a Bigger Dollar / Rambler The new standard of basic knowledge. 1-3/4 in diameter. Price includes USA shipping. 
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Coin-002 1911-S Lincoln Cent / Good $40.00 1911-S Lincoln Cent in a solid good condition. Semi key date. Price includes USA shipping
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Coin-003 New Egypt N.J. Coin Show 1985 Wooden Nickel $3.50 Wooden nickel souvenir from the New Egypt Coin Club 8th Annual Show March 24 1985. New Egypt N.J. Average condition. Includes USA shipping.
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Coin-006 1905 Indian Head Cent $5.00 1905 Indian Head Cent, Fine, full Liberty. Price includes USA shipping.
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Coin-024 1900-H Canada One Cent $5.50 1900-H Canada One Cent coin, very fine or better condition. Price includes USA shipping. If purchasing several coins please email as we can adust for combined shipping.
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Token-002 Atlantis Casino Hotel Gaming Token $5.00 Atlantis Casino, Atlantic City, NJ (no longer exists) Grand Opening Token. For Use Only at Atlantis, No Cash Value, Free Play 25 ˘. Nice condition. Price includes USA postage.
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Token-003 Green River Whiskey Token $12.00 Brass-toned metal, Green River Whiskey Token features on its front side, a black man in top hat leading a Horse. From early 1900's, the advertisement, “Green River Whiskey, The Whiskey Without Regrets” is stamped along the upper and lower portions of the front of the token. The reverse side features a giant Horse Shoe with a Four Leaf Clover and further product advertising, “It’s lucky to drink Green River Whiskey.” Approx. 1-1/4 in diameter. Condition is nice with only minor wear to the brass plating.
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Token-004 Sesquicentenial Token $5.00 A Philiadelphia Sesquicentennial token, 1776-1926 with Liberty bell. Reverse side is worn almost flat. Approx. 1 in diam.
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Token-006 Sears New Century $5.00 Quarter sized copper toned coin. Celebrating Sears New Century, Liberty head flip side. Centennial, 1886, 1986. Says it contains authentic material, (Copper from the Statue Of Liberty when it was being renovated).
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Token-007 Howard Johnson's Token $4.50 One Dollar Free Slot Play, Howard Johnson's, Reno - Sparks Nev. token
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Token-009 Old Great Adventure Token, Six Flags $2.50 An earlier Six Flags Great Adventure (amusement park in N.J.) Skill Redemption token. Average used condition. Price includes USA postage.
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Token-010 Thomas Edison Token $12.50 A token with Edison's image on obverse, on reverse: Commemorating Thomas A. Edison Centenial 1847 - 1947. 1-1/4 in diameter. Whitehead & Hoag.
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Token-011 1882 Pennsylvania Bi-Centennial Token $8.50 A copper token from the 1882 Pennsylvania Bi-Centennial. Has image of William Penn and Penn 1882 on obverse. On reverse side Distributed by Employees of the U.S. Mint During the Celebration of Pennsylvania's Bi-Centennial - Oct, 24, 1882. Approx. 1 in diameter. Postpaid USA.
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Token-012 Bobby Dee's Arcade Token Wildwood, N.J. $2.50 Arcade token from Bobby Dee's, Wildwood, N.J. Great 'Jersey shore collectible'. Nice condition. Price includes USA postage.
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Token-016 Have A Hires, Boy Scout Token 1950 Camden N.J. $6.00 1950 Have A Hires and Refresh / National Jamboree Valley Forge 1950, Camden County Council, N.J. Boy Scout token. Token is aluminum, 1-1/4 inches in diameter. Price includes USA postage.
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