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The listing, 1 WW2 hardship tolken,'RED"1940's has ended.
1940's WW2 hardship tolken,RED. They are made of a wood type substance..VERY collectable.I have several that were left to me.Im saving a few for my boy's that are missprint's but thease im willing to part with.I will mail them.Good Luck And I hope some one enjoy's them.
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I will try to answer all question's asap.GOOD LUCK TO ALL>LG
Hey everybody: if you get these and the WWII steel pennies listed and the check out a few of the stamps listed, (there's some WWII commeratives) . It could make a real nice memorabilia book! Thanks for listing SXL this is great stuff! Good luck everybody!
Bids 14 Watch Add_to_watch_list (16 watching) End Date Thu Feb 25th 2010 (8 day auction) 02:38:33 PM CST Location Indiana 47612 Shipping Local pick up or buyer pays shipping (US & Intl) Category Antiques Seller fleamarketmutt (82) 100% (seller rating)
You have 51 fans about verification... Description During World War II, the federal government initiated a new agency called the "Office of Price Administration." Its objectives included rationing of scarce commodities, price fixing on certain items to avoid speculation, and preventing runaway inflation during the war. To make exact change, shopkeepers were issued small red and or blue tokens. They were made of a vulcanized fiber and were 16-mm in diameter. These basically were "small change" for stamps from ration books. These tokens were issued from 1942 to 1945 when rationing ended.
During World War II, the federal government initiated a new agency called the "Office of Price Administration." Its objectives included rationing of scarce commodities, price fixing on certain items to avoid speculation, and preventing runaway inflation during the war. To make exact change, shopkeepers were issued small red and or blue tokens. They were made of a vulcanized fiber and were 16-mm in diameter. These basically were "small change" for stamps from ration books. These tokens were issued from 1942 to 1945 when rationing ended.