Additions to your Exonumia collection - October 2025

Have a great October searching out all that lovely Exonumia !  🙂

 Three additions from the same seller,so saving postage 

‘1614 Jeton, Netherlands, Copper, 27 mm / 4.50 g’ (Dugniolle 3709) [Ouroboros] 

[ALBERTVS ET ISABELLA D G 16-14 // IMPERIO ET OBSEQVIO] 

N#446097 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouroboros 

‘1610 Jeton, Dordrecht, Netherlands, Copper, 29 mm / 5.42 g’ (Dugniolle 3665) 

[RELIGIO AMOREM / S C // NON CAEDES FOVET MDCX] 

Not currently on Numista 

‘1617 Jeton, Netherlands, Copper, 27.5 mm / 4.86 g’ (Dugniolle 3737) 

[ALBERTVS ET ISABELLA D G // VIS IMPERIO SECVRA BENIGNO / 16-17] 

Not currently on Numista 

 Three additions from the same seller, so saving postage 

'Jeton de Nuremberg / 1.0gr 21mm' 

[MIN-ERVA // RECHEN PFENNING / I L] 

N#191547 

‘Jeton de Nuremberg / 2,6gr 23mm’ 

[GÖTTIN MINERVA // FRISCH MIT GEWALT / 1805] 

 Three similar but not the same 

N#167698 [same reverse] 

N#182751 [same reverse] 

N#364308 [same obverse] 

‘Jeton de Nuremberg / 1,3gr 17mm’ 

[K K P F IN WIEN // RECHEN PFENIG / I L] 

Not currently on Numista 

 One addition - part of a bigger lot, which will be added soon 

‘Token / Jeton - A identifier’ 
 

[SCARO CAR S P E // ROMA] [dove = holy spirit] 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sign_of_the_Dove 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Spirit_in_Christian_art 

 No idea what it is or where from. Cannot find it or read some lettering. 

 One recent addition 

‘Rare 1847 Haverstock Hill Orphan Working School White Metal Medallion’ 

[HAMPSTEAD ROAD FOR 240 CHILDREN] [1758 / 1773 / 1847] 

N#413160 

Just submitted another Dutch Skating medal found at my Father-in-Law's house…

Two medals found previously already listed.

 One recent addition 

‘Antique Fleetwood Pewter Medal or Token’ [38mm] 

[FIRST DOCK AT FLEETWOOD OPENED 8TH OCTOBER 1877] 
N#467921 

 Two recent additions 

‘Music Hall token - Sharples concert rooms Bolton - brass Lancashire 32.2mm’ 

[T SHARPLES CONCERT ROOM AND MUSEUM STAR INN CHURCHGATE BOLTON] 

Not currently on Numista 

 To see what the lettering was, a better condition example > 

Gaming counter - Schwarzenberg Reche Pfening - "SCHWARZ ENBERG" thin brass' 

[SCHWARZ-ENBERG // RECHE PFENING] 

[ Not N#155344 ] 

I still need to look if they are listed in Numista but here are my newest aquisitions.

opening of the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal in 1895

silver plated brass

two times the same Swedish medal but one in silver and the other gilded (bronze or silver) I still need to check

and last a gold plated silver medal from Norway

A full set of “The Flags of Liberty” , enameled sterling silver bars sold by Franklin mint,  1987.

 Three additions from the same seller, so saving postage 

‘Jeton - Flandre Française La Victoire de Seneffe 1675’ [Feuardent# 14736] 

[LVD XIIII D G FR ET NAV REX // VNVS TERGEMINVM / 1675] 

[ Not N#74522 ] 

Jeton - Louis XIV la Devise du Roi 1664' [Feuardent# 12576] 

[LVD XIIII D G FR ET NAV REX // NEC PLVRIBVS IMPAR / 1664] 

[ Not N#351081 ] 

Jeton - Louis XIV - Conquête Définitive de Besançon 1674 - F.10354' 

[LVD XIIII D G FR ET NAV REX // NVLLA EST MORA / VESVNT CAPTA 1674] 
N#68524 

Whilst cataloging artifacts for a small local museum, I came across this gem.  I believe the material is vulcanized rubber.

After Charles Goodyear, Daniel Hodgman was an early pioneer in the 19th century rubber industry.

I put the date at about 1875. By 1878, the business was known as ‘ Hodgman & Co.' In 1885, it was called ‘ Hodgman Rubber Co.' 

I came across an 1872 NY Times article in which a porter for D. Hodgman was arrested for selling  ‘obscene’ material. Quite interesting historically, but I don't care to speculate regarding details.