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the subway system (Taiwan MRT) in taiwan is incredible. we pay $20 NT for one of these little chips; it gets scanned by a machine, and we hop on! five minutes later, we're... somewhere else!
Please be aware... Photos are just a hobby. I am no coin expert. Titles are from my recognition - what I was told - or a quick search. No claim of 100% accuracy, I do try to be as factual as possible. Most items have little to no value. Coins are photographed as received. I don't clean coins, but prior to coming my way I'd imagine some have been.
Punk Liberation Vol.15 "Death Token (Denmark) Seize the Madness Japan Tour 2012" at Kakamigahara city Unuma - BaBabar Gifu Grind Hell - Japan 2012.08.15
Death Token (デンマーク）
Darge
Pest (東京）
Crowboar
Volt Validation
Call
BaBabar
岐阜県各務原市 鵜沼西町1-631
ヴィレッジヴァンガード
Village Vanguard １F
Tel&Fax 0583-85-4801
E-mail: baba@bababar.com
Train info:
名鉄各務原線 (Meitetsu Kakamigahara Line) 鵜沼宿駅 (Unuma Juku Station)
JR 鵜沼駅 (JR Unuma Station)
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Photo by Rafael Yaekashi
The photos are with 30% of the original size, I have all with actual size, and
without a signature, if someone needs is just send me an email.
Any use of the photos in the business circles without my permission, is prohibited.
For more information please contact me.
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Punk Liberation Vol.15 "Death Token (Denmark) Seize the Madness Japan Tour 2012" at Kakamigahara city Unuma - BaBabar Gifu Grind Hell - Japan 2012.08.15
Death Token (デンマーク）
Darge
Pest (東京）
Crowboar
Volt Validation
Call
BaBabar
岐阜県各務原市 鵜沼西町1-631
ヴィレッジヴァンガード
Village Vanguard １F
Tel&Fax 0583-85-4801
E-mail: baba@bababar.com
Train info:
名鉄各務原線 (Meitetsu Kakamigahara Line) 鵜沼宿駅 (Unuma Juku Station)
JR 鵜沼駅 (JR Unuma Station)
_______________________________________________________________
....::::Observations
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If you use the photo, please give the proper credit:
Photo by Rafael Yaekashi
The photos are with 30% of the original size, I have all with actual size, and
without a signature, if someone needs is just send me an email.
Any use of the photos in the business circles without my permission, is prohibited.
For more information please contact me.
______________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
This is a small brass token carrying the legend: MONARCH AUTO Co. surrounding a large 2 at its centre all within a circle made up of conjoined pellets. The design is the same both sides. Plain edge.
This and other similar pieces come from a firm in Northampton and are believed to be early to mid 20c. The actual tokens were supplied by The Mint Birmingham between 1925-28. The 2 implies a value of 2d. This is a slot machine token, a Mr Albert Edward Catt of 23, Langham Place, Northampton being the engineer who developed Coin Feed Machines. Albert Catt eventually retired to Poole in Dorset where he died in 1962 at 66, Parkstone Drive, very near to where I used to live in the mid 90's!
17mm. dia. w. 1.5g.
Ref: Ralph Hayes (1988) 270/271. & Vol. 2. 270.16.
19th century gaming tokens. I have seen these in museums and love the engraved designs, so I got myself a few on ebay.
The signalman at Orton Mere exchanges tokens as 73050 leaves Orton Mere on one of its last running days before overhaul.
Made from Bogdan Miguiski's "Spooky hooded statue in Prague" (flickr.com/photos/migulski/2890920184/)
The U.S. military suspended a Marine on Thursday for distributing coins quoting the Gospel to Sunni Muslims, an incident that has enraged Iraqis who view it as the latest example of American disrespect for Islam.
Location: Lichfield District Council
Accession No: 1983.36.24 obv.
A brass coin known as a trade or provincial token. The token was issued within Wolverhampton by William Allison in the 17th century.
Trade tokens were coins minted by private individuals or corporations in response to a lack of small denomination coins in Britain. The shortage was caused by limited penny production by the Royal Mint in the 1660s.
This coin was issued by William Allison, a weaver based in Wolverhampton. Allison issued and circulated these coins under the authority of the Weaver's Guild, of which he was a member. The coins were circulated within Wolverhampton in lieu of official halfpenny pieces in order to stimulate trade, with their value being assured by the Weaver's Guild.
The obverse of the token features an image of a shuttle (a tool used in the weaving process). A border surrounds the image and contains the following legend: "WILLIAM ALLISON IN".
The reverse of the token features a central legend reading: "HIS HALF PENNY WAS". Surrounding this legend is a border which contains the following text: "WOOLVERHAMPTON. WEAVER".
Images taken in Goathland, Nort Yorkshire on the Nort Yorkshire Moors. The village is probably better known as Aidensfield from the TV series Heartbeat.