TOKENS FOUND IN MY GARAGE ?? WHAT ARE THEY .... ?

TORRERO

30+ YEARS, XP DEUS I & II ARE MY GO TO MACHINES
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Wow, that was super fast...
A quick check on Feebay turned up nothing / no coins like this for sale..
wonder if they are worth anything ?
Lots of Wu-tang stuff, much of it going unsold ....
or sold for pennies...
 

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were the POG coins in at that time?
Collectible coins that were thrown to win pog cards ( i think pog is the right word)
Brady
 

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bradyboy said:
were the POG coins in at that time?
Collectible coins that were thrown to win pog cards ( i think pog is the right word)
Brady

I don't understand this ...
 

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bradyboy said:
were the POG coins in at that time?
Collectible coins that were thrown to win pog cards ( i think pog is the right word)
Brady
Maybe I spoke too soon. :dontknow: Its definitely not the old bottle cap game of pogs that I am familiar with but maybe the childrens modern game used a brass slammer coin. :dontknow: I dont know.

I still doubt that these are slammer coins from the 90's children game but I guess the time period would match. I think just some kind of promotion like the link says. Wu-Tang doesnt look like a childrens group.
 

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