Unfortunately, I only have this one photo. Thanks in advance!

Impressive how much effort was put into what are basically memorabilia

• CN Tower souvenir/commemorative medal

• Origin: Jacques Cartier Mint (Toronto, Canada), typically produced in the 1970s–1980s

• Inscriptions: Features "WORLD'S TALLEST FREE STANDING STRUCTURE", "CN Tower", "TORONTO CANADA", and the height specs "1815.5 Ft. - 553.33 M"

I have this coin and would like to identify its origin, history, and significance. Is there anyone who specializes in rare, exclusive, or commemorative coins who could help me identify it and assess its value?

I would greatly appreciate any information, expert advice, or recommendations for a professional numismatist who could evaluate it.

Thank you in advance for your help!

I am relatively new at collecting silver coins and was gifted this 1922 peace dollar with this sticker attached. I was directed to this site to ask questions about it. In researching, I found this was a form of advertising years ago and this could increase the value to certain type of collectors. Not wanting to sell as I find it interesting, but am curious if that is true.

I posted this on the Milwaukee sub but hope to get a more complete answer here. I inherited this undated State Fair token and cannot find anything about it.

I found a nearly identical one online that is from 1895, but that one is made of aluminum, and this one is much heavier than aluminum. It is well executed and looks like silver but could be an alloy. The reference to "Milwaukee Bay" is interesting. I am mainly interested in the issue date, but any information would be appreciated.

Someone said it might be from a ribbon the but hole looks too crude for that. Thanks.

I bought this some time ago and I have no clue what it is, can anyone help and tell me how much it's worth?

Appreciate it

Tengo está ficha/moneda y no encontré nada sobre ella en ningún sitio solo se que es de laton o bronce y que mide unos 17 18 o 19 mm además en el canto no tiene ningún tipo de estrías

My father was stationed there and brought this home after the war ended.

Got this on the cheap from a local antique shop, coins are more my wheelhouse; I’m sending in a small group of stuff into NGC for slabbing, would it be worth the trouble to include this? (I found a sold comp for around 200 that seemed to be in worse condition)

I love collecting those old "Good for x cents/dollars in Trade" tokens from my home state (SD). A lofty goal of mine is to collect one from as many towns as they were issued from.

Are there any sources that might say when or how many were made? How do people price these? I see them selling anywhere from $3 to over $100 apiece. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

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