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This is a cool coin, any ideas when and where it was made? I think it would be neat to have a mold made and make copies with real gold, I think it would be a good seller, I think it was made before the nazis came to power, that would be before WWII
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thank you AR8Jason
my thanks also to AR8Jason. I just posted my copy of this same token. By the way, that link (luckymojo) is operated by Cat Yronwode, of the 1980's Eclipse comics
I have this piece and love it. Unfortunetly, someone turned it into a Watch Fob so it has a hole in it. Thanks for sharing.
there is some real irony in this piece. i suppose 'good luck' did come to the bearers of the swasktika - for a time anyways. i guess 'luck' isn't always a good thing.
This is awesome.