Collectible coins are typically categorized into several types, including historical coins, commemorative coins, and bullion coins. Tokens, on the other hand, are often used as substitutes for currency and can represent various themes or organizations. In the context of the United States, collectible coins include both legal tender issued by the U.S. Mint and private tokens that have significance in specific locales or for particular events. Collectors may focus on factors such as rarity, condition, historical significance, and demand when assessing the value of these items.
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"1789" Token Mott Thick Plain Edge | Token | Mott Store Cards | 1789 | |
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(1860) Token Hawaii-Waterhouse Medcalf 2TE-1 | Token | Hawaii Plantation Tokens | 1860 | |
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1781 Token North American BN | Token | North American Tokens | 1781 | |
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1787 Token Auctori Plebis BN | Token | Auctori Plebis Tokens | 1787 | |
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1794 Token Franklin Press BN | Token | Franklin Press Tokens | 1794 | |
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1796 Token Copper Company of Upper Canada BN | Token | Copper Company of Upper Canada Tokens | 1796 | |
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1796 Token Myddelton Copper BN | Token | Myddelton Tokens | 1796 | |
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1820 Token Northwest Company Copper, Holed BN | Token | North West Company Tokens | 1820 | Birmingham |
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Kentucky Token Plain Edge BN | Token | Kentucky Tokens | 0 | |
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New Yorke Token Brass | Token | New Yorke in America Token | 0 |