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Collectible coins and tokens are categorized based on their historical significance, material composition, and intended use. Coins typically serve as legal tender, minted by a government, while tokens may represent currency for specific locations or events, often issued by private entities. The Copper Company of Upper Canada Tokens from 1796 are notable examples of early colonial tokens, issued during a time when currency scarcity prompted businesses to create their own tokens for trade purposes. These tokens are highly sought after by collectors for their historical context and unique designs.
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1796 Token Copper Company of Upper Canada BN | Token | Copper Company of Upper Canada Tokens | 1796 |