It's got an eagle on it, stars around the outside edge and the date 1818 on it.

[awhitster]

[quote Uncle Willy]I'm part Cherokee so that makes me more than one. Actually the Indians weren't natives as they crossed over from Europe thousands of years ago on a land bridge that existed at that time up north. Everybody in this world is an immigrant of some kind and from somewhere else.

Bill[/quote]That's what I' talking about. So we all get some of the Casino $$ now

 

[John 'n' W.Va]

There are swastikas on most of the good luck pieces. It seemed to be more prevalent prier to the Nazis making it one of their symbols. Didn't help them did it? So, it would seem to be of the 30's back. It may have been a promotion for copper clad cook ware. That may date the token better.

 

[draaiorgel]

Hey John,
Great to be back.
I really like that Illinois token, from this distance away it looks like a coin and the copper clad crank club
could've been made for an organgrinder. (crank organ) I just had to slip that one in.

 

[Rosco Bookbinder]

I'm an American also. Born and raised here. I don't have much info on my background. DON'T NEED IT. I'm an American. What people did before and what they try to do now to "establish" themselves in this country is up to them. What I do is what I was born into. I'M AN AMERICAN!!!

With that said, happy hunting all, Great finds as usual John back East in Va where the heck that is......ehehehe.

 

[Uncle Willy]

Get your tin cup out bud.

Bill