Not sure what it is

[harvey8542]

Or what value it would have any ideas?

[Just Bob]

Sorry, Harvey, but I can't find it in any of my token books. Probably your best bet is to email a picture to Rich Hartzog. If anyone can help you, it would be Rich.

 

And, if you will, let us know what you find out. In the meantime, I'll keep looking.

[harvey8542]

Thank you very much I have also been looking and can not find anything. This was in with my Grandparents coins. There was also a bunch of other tokens for railways and such.

[ldhair]

It's a Numbered Slot Machine Token.

Can't help on value.

[James_OldeTowne]

When I've put such pieces on eBay, they tend to bring $1 - $3.

[harvey8542]

Thank you for the help guy's

 

[Just Bob]

Finally found something. Larry was right - it is a slot machine token, used from the 1890's to the 1940's, according to Alpert/Elman "to get around anti-gambling laws or for security or psychological reasons (players more readily replay tokens than coins)."

 

The book is from 1992, so the values given (between 10 & 25 cents) are outdated.