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"Token of Esteem" Game Counter With Laureate Bust of George Washington

Maker: Unknown

The Dovercourt Backyard Garden Medal

Artist: A. M. Doret

Medal of the Victoria Bridge

Artist: A. Hoffnung (Canadian)

Commemorative Token of Royal Visit from Canada

Artist: Emanuel Hahn (Canadian, 1881–1957)
Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Token from Royal Canadian Mint

Artist: Emanuel Hahn (Canadian, 1881–1957)
Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Medal of Kind Edward VII

Artist: Unknown

The 1976 Bronze Olympic Medal

Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Halfpenny from Birmingham with Lord Horatio Nelson

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

Token of John Allan

Halfpenny from Birmingham with Lord Horatio Nelson

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

Token of Montreal And Lachine Railroad

Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

Halfpenny from Birmingham with George III, King of Great Britain

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

50 Cents of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain from Ottawa

Artist: George Kruger Gray (British, 1880–1943)
Artist: Mary Gillick (British, 1881–1965)
Mint: Ottawa (Canada)
Ruler: Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, British, born 1926

Halfpenny from Birmingham with George III, King of Great Britain

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

5 Cents from Royal Canadian Mint with George VI, King of Great Britain

Artist: Percy Metcalfe (British, 1895–1970)
Artist: George William de Saulles (British, 1862–1903)
Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Halfpenny from Birmingham with George III, King of Great Britain

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

Token of Semiregal Bank Token of the Quebec Bank

Mint: Heaton's Mint (England)

Halfpenny from Birmingham with George III, King of Great Britain

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

Token of Semiregal Habitant Bank Token of the Quebec Bank

Mint: Heaton's Mint (England)

Token of Fur Trade

Artist: Unknown

Token of Wellington

Artist: Thomas Halliday (British, 1780–1854)
Mint: Birmingham Mint (England)

Token of Fur Trade

Artist: Unknown

Token of Fur Trade

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Token of Fur Trade

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