Grover Cleveland Presidential token

[Adebrabant]

The other day while my husband was helping go through his recently departed grandmother's things, he found a Grover Cleveland Presidential token/medal. I have done some research on it, but have come up with nothing. I am hoping someone at your forum can help me. On the front side, it is a bust of Grover Cleveland facing to the right. Above his bust along the rim, it says: 22nd and 24th President USA. Under that, yet still above his bust it has the dates: 1885-1889, 1893-1897. Below his bust along the bottom rim it says: "Grover Cleveland". On the reverse side along the top rim, it says: "Old Grover". Along the bottom rim, it says: "Man of Destiny". In the entire center, there is a brief history about him which reads: "Mayor of Buffalo, Governor of New York, Favored Tariff induction, Expanded Civil Service, Showed Keen tact in his foreign policy". It is slightly larger than a quarter and made of copper or bronze. I have read of these tokens that Amoco and Shell gave out, but this has no mark of Shell on it, which I am told those did. I just wonder if it is worth anything. Please post if you know any information. Thanks so much for your help! He found it in a coin purse by itself, so she must have thought it had some value!

 

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[idahotokens]

Not all of the service station medals are marked with the station brand. Shell is the only one that I can think of right off that did. Many of the pieces were made by the Franklin Mint and have a small FM logo or "mintmark" on them. John in ID

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Check out "Presidential Token" at http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,19962.0.html
and the link to "What is it?"
If we put them all together we will have a start on a collection.