
Namco Amusement Token
Japan (Namco is a Japanese company) · Likely dates from the 1980s or 1990s, during the height of arcade popularity and Namco's prominence in the industry. Specific year is not indicated on the token.
The coin features the Namco logo at the top and the words "Namco Amusement Entertainment" in a circular pattern around the bottom. In the center is a character with a large mouth and possibly a cap, which appears to be Pac-Man. The color is brass.
- Country
- Japan (Namco is a Japanese company)
- Denomination
- Arcade Token (not legal tender)
- Metal
- Likely brass or a brass alloy, common for arcade tokens of this era.
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