Truly "Mint Condition"!

[gameswat]

Picked this up last week. Seller claimed it was used in the PAMCO - Pacific Amusement Co office to stamp stationary. But I found a token with the exact same matching layout so I'm certain it was used to mint the brass tokens in the 1930's. Just missing the rear die which had a ring of dots around the edge. Can't say I've ever seen anything like it before and figured it would make a very interesting paperweight. I have a rare pinball machine by PAMCO but sadly doesn't use tokens. http://www.ebay.com/itm/331324859736

[badpenny]

Nice one Gameswat .... just the sort of thing I'd have bought ...... then wondered why.
Is it steel?

[gameswat]

Perfect fistful of toughened steel for the next time someone queries my resto abilities.

[john t peterson]

I'd prefer a fistful of dollars.

J Peterson
Banking on you in America

[gameswat]

I'd prefer a fistful of dollars.

I'll get stamping as soon as i can JP, might look like brass to the untrained eye,....but will be solid gold believe me!

[coppinpr]

I'll get stamping as soon as i can JP, might look like brass to the untrained eye,....but will be solid gold believe me!

No need to try very hard, This £20 note was excepted in a bar in Manchester over Xmas. two photo copies poorly stapled together. well it was Manchester

[arrgee]

I'd prefer a fistful of dollars

Me too John, and not a slot machine in sight

[badpenny]

I might be wrong as he is down the other end of the street, but .... has that bandit only got one arm?