✅ SOLVED Odd shoreside find

TechHoundDad

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diggummup

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It's an aluminum token. It dates from the 1950's and up into the 1970's I think. You could get anything you wanted printed on them. Yours appears to have possibly been damaged by fire.

ps- Probably made at a carnival or fair at an auto machine.
 

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diggummup

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Hard to say what the numbers represent. Like I said, it was made with a coin op. stamping machine, you could put anything on them more or less.
token machine.jpg
 

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creskol

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I made one at the Baltimore Train Station when I was a kid that had my name and address on it. Looked just like that one.
 

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TechHoundDad

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Now that is cool, I had actually not seen one of those before.... funny as much as the wife watches American Pickers. Guess I should pay closer attention.
 

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