Generic Arcade or Slot Machine Token

United States (General Merchant/Amusement) · Late 20th Century (Approx. 1970s - 1990s)

A brass-colored amusement token featuring an eagle and shield on the obverse and multiple dollar signs on the reverse.

Country: United States (General Merchant/Amusement)
Year: Late 20th Century (Approx. 1970s - 1990s)
Denomination: Zero (No Cash Value)
Metal: Brass or Brass-plated Steel
Grade: Circulated (Show signs of surface scratching and minor wear from machine use)

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Overview

A brass-colored amusement token featuring an eagle and shield on the obverse and multiple dollar signs on the reverse.

Historical significance

These tokens were produced in massive quantities for use in arcades, casinos, and laundromats to prevent the use of real currency and to limit legal liability regarding gambling laws.

Obverse (front)

An eagle with outstretched wings and a shield on its chest, flanked by two stars. Text 'NO CASH VALUE' at the top and 'NON NEGOTIABLE' at the bottom.

Reverse (back)

A large stylized dollar sign ($) in the center flanked by two smaller dollar signs. Text 'NO CASH VALUE' at the top with a denticulated (notched) border.