Abe Lincoln token?

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I apologize. You are correct. Did you happen to see approximately when and why these were made?
 

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I just today received The Red Book-A Guide Book of US Tokens and Medals. After a quick look through it, I do not see your Lincoln piece. Will give it a more thorough look and let you know if I find it.
 

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I just today received The Red Book-A Guide Book of US Tokens and Medals. After a quick look through it, I do not see your Lincoln piece. Will give it a more thorough look and let you know if I find it.
thanks old dude! I have a suspicion that it's fairly modern as well. If antique it's in very good shape with hardly any wear. Thanks for looking!
 

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My Dad had a Constellation token. I had completely forgotten about it and I have no idea where it is today. One of my siblings may have it. I also didn't realize it allowed you to tour the ship for free. Oh, well. Thanks for posting these. It brought back some fond childhood memories.
 

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Glad to hear it brought back good memories! Thanks!
 

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The Lincoln Token is probably from one of the collector sets that given away as promotional pieces buy different companies from the 30's to the 60's. I think the last ones were from Shell Oil in the 60's and were aluminum. If you collected all the aluminum tokens, you could win a set of 35 brass presidential coins. The other sets were earlier and were brass or bronze. I don't remember who gave them away. Tony
 

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Thanks guys! I'd mark this one solved if I knew how. Lol
 

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