idahotokens have another token i was wondering if you would look at ?

[redelf12]

Sorry I'm new to this and researching is still a bit hard for me was hoping you wouldn't mind helping on this either ? Here are the pics I also found this in Erlanger ky in a home from the 1880's.. Thx again for your help

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[scuba1970]

Nice find. That's a token used overseas in either an army or Air Force enlisted club...on base bar located in Worms Germany. The ENC stands for enlisted club and 1400 is most likely club number. Looks to date from 50's thru early 70's.

 

[scuba1970]

Meant - ECN enlisted club number

 

[idahotokens]

Cunningham's Military Tokens book lists this as #GR1770b, and indicates the "annexes" were in four large cities in the North Baden District of Germany. The city of Worms was apparently the head Non Commissioned Officer club for the group. He shows a $5 catalog value, but no dating info. Post-WWII, certainly. Scuba - I'm not sure you are right about the ECN acronym since the one side says NCO. I've seen military club tokens with EM - Enlisted Men, but none with the ECN designation. Do you know that what you say is so, or are you supposing? Just curious.
John in the Great 208

 

[scuba1970]

Not 100% on the acronym. Asked an older neighbor who was in Germany around 68 with Army. He recognized type and gave that explanation but could be different meaning.