bill
CA
United States
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Glenwood, Oregon. Consolidated Timber Co. scrip. 10 cents | 1941 | Exonumia North America |
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Golden Gate International Exposition Participant's Medal. | 1939 | Exonumia North America |
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San Jose, California Golden Jubilee. Dec 20, 1849 - 1899. | 1899 | USA |
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Amesbury souvenir medal for the 1930 Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary. | 1930 | Exonumia North America |
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Massachusetts Bay Terecentenary commemorative medal. John Hull, First Mint Master. | 1930 | Exonumia North America |
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Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary/State Seal medal. | 1930 | Exonumia North America |
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Massacusetts Bay Tercentenary Past and Present medal. | 1930 | Exonumia North America |
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World;s Columbian Exposition Exhibition Palace So-Called Dollar, The Woman's Building. Aluminum | 1893 | Exonumia North America |
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World's Columbian Exposition Exhibition Palace So-Called Dollar, The Art Palace, Aluminum | 1893 | Exonumia North America |
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World's Columbian Exposition Ferris Wheel So-Called Dollar. | 1893 | Exonumia North America |
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World's Columbian Exposition official medal struck by the US Treasury. Small letters variety. | 1893 | Exonumia North America |
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World's Columbian Exposition, Bird's-Eye View/ Aluminum medal. Just a mm shy of a so-called dollar. | 1893 | Exonumia North America |
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Deschutes Lumber Co., Mowich, Oregon. Trade Token (cleaned) | 1940 | Exonumia North America |
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C.A. Nott Pool Hall, Yamhill, Oregon. Trade Token, aluminum. | 1930 | Exonumia North America |
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O.A. Giles, The Club, Freewater, Oregon. 10 cents in trade. | 1935 | Exonumia North America |
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Goodfellows, Dallas, Oregon, 25 cents in trade. | 1940 | Exonumia North America |
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Bar Token of the Barony of Terra Pomaria, Society for Creative Anachronism, Salem, Oregon | 1991 | Exonumia North America |
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Medernach's 5 cent trade token, Pendleton, Oregon. | 1901 | Exonumia North America |
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Cozy Billiards, Good for 5 cents, Toledo, Oregon. | 1940 | Exonumia North America |
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Oregon Historical Caravan, sponsored by the US National Bank of Portland (now USBancorp). | 1951 | Exonumia North America |
