The California State Fractional Gold Tokens were produced in 1898, during a period when gold rush fever was at its peak in the United States. These tokens were issued primarily for trade and were made to resemble gold coins, serving as a form of currency in local commerce. Their design often reflects the cultural and historical significance of California during its gold rush era. The rarity and historical context of these tokens contribute to their status as collectible items among numismatists. The exact mintage and specifics of these tokens can be unknown or widely varied, making some pieces particularly sought after by collectors.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1898-Dated Alaska Head Right, Octag, Pinch 1p Ms Other / Varied California & State Fractional Gold Tokens 1898 Unknown