Oregon Exchange Company - Coins

The Oregon Exchange Company coins are a type of private currency issued in the mid-19th century, primarily around the time of the Oregon Gold Rush. These tokens were used in commerce as a means of facilitating transactions in a burgeoning economy where official currency was scarce. Typically made of gold or silver, these coins often feature unique designs that reflect local themes or commercial interests. Collectors seek them for their historical significance and rarity, making them a valuable addition to numismatic collections focused on American history and trade.

1849 (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1849 G$5 Oregon Exchange Co. K-1	G$5	Oregon Exchange Company	1849	Oregon City, Oregon

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