California State Fractional Gold Tokens, issued in 1897, are collectible coins that were created during the California Gold Rush era, representing a unique segment of U.S. numismatics. These tokens were intended as a form of currency and were often used in local markets, though they did not have official minting status. Their rarity and historical significance make them attractive to collectors interested in the gold rush period and state-specific memorabilia. The exact mintage and distribution remain largely undocumented, contributing to their intrigue and value among numismatic enthusiasts.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1897-Dated Alaska Head Rgt, Octag, Pinch 1/4p Ms Other / Varied California & State Fractional Gold Tokens 1897 Unknown