Trade Tokens by Moonlight Mint & Daniel Carr

These and other items can be ordered by mailing the accompanying order form,
or by visiting   www.dc-coin.com

Medieval Fair Token
(Struck for 2010 Medieval Fair held at Bill Reed Middle School, Loveland, CO.)

Catalog #	Size / Material	Finish	Final Mintage	Price
DVC_MF_1	Struck on Lincoln Cents^1	Satin	~110	N/A
DVC_MF_2	Struck on Lincoln Cents^2	Proof-like	~50	N/A
DVC_MF_3	999 Silver^3	Satin	7	N/A

1) 40 were broad-struck on zinc Lincoln cents.
    40 were normally-struck on zinc Lincoln cents.
    30 were normally-struck on copper 1964 Lincoln cents.

2) All were struck on copper 1964 Lincoln cents (most normal, some broad-struck).

3) Five were broad-struck on sandblasted oversize 27mm 9.1g silver blanks

   (one of those five bulged during striking).
    One was broad-struck on 21mm 4.8g silver blank.
    One was normally-struck on 19mm 3.3g silver blank.

2009 Moonlight Mint Open House Dollar Token
(Struck for attendees of the October 2009 event.)

Catalog #	Size / Material	Finish	Final Mintage	Price
MMOH_2009	Struck on US Dollars^1,2	Satin	^3~200	N/A

1) All were struck with 38mm dies on various legal-tender US dollar coins:

    Morgan Silver, Peace Silver, Eisenhower 40% Silver, Eisenhower Copper-Nickel,

    Bicentennial 40% Silver, Bicentennial Copper-Nickel (thick & thin letters),

    US Silver Eagle (some had trimmed rim), Susan B Anthony Copper-Nickel,
    Sacagawea Copper-Alloy (smooth & lettered edge), President Copper-Alloy.

2) Some were struck in a 38mm reeded-edge collar.

    Some were struck in a 39mm reeded-edge collar.

    Some were broad-struck without collar.
3) Final mintage of about 200 pieces is for all types combined.

2006-D US Denver Mint 100^th Anniversary Centennial Token

(Private issue, symbolic token, not legal tender.)
(Reeded edge, except smooth edge on TAMS issues.)

Catalog #	Size / Material	Finish	Final Mintage		Price
0011BP	39mm, brass	Proof-like	SOLD OUT	200	$35
0011BS	39mm, brass	Satin/P-L^2	SOLD OUT	50	$25
0011SP	39mm, 1 troy oz. silver	Proof-like^1	SOLD OUT	150	$50
0011SS	39mm, 1 troy oz. silver	Satin/P-L^2	SOLD OUT	50	$45
0011PP	39mm, 1 troy oz. .9995 palladium	Proof-like	SOLD OUT	5	$600
0011GP	39mm, 50 grams 24K gold	Proof-like	SOLD OUT	5	$1,600
TAMS11B^3	39mm, bronze	Semi P-L	?		N/A
TAMS11C^3	39mm, copper	Semi P-L	?		N/A
TAMS11S^3	39mm, 1 troy oz. silver^4	Semi P-L	?		N/A
TAMS11A^3	39mm, aluminum	Semi P-L	^5  ?		N/A
0011PD ^6	39mm, copper	Satin	7		N/A

Brass and Silver issues have a $20 symbolic face value.
Palladium and Gold issues have a $100 symbolic face value.
Silver issues are marked “1 TROY OZ.  .999 SILVER” below shield.
Palladium issues are marked “ONE TROY OZ.  .9995 PALLADIUM” below shield.
Gold issues are marked “50 Grams  GOLD 24K” below shield.

1) First issue of 100 has satin-finish tympanum background.
    Second issue of 50 has slightly polished tympanum background.
    The difference between the two is very subtle.

2) Satin finish on shield side.   Proof-like (polished window pane) on window side.

3) Token And Medal Society (TAMS) issue. Shows TAMS logo in place of shield.
    “TAMS 46^th Annual Assembly” noted in front of window pane. Sold by TAMS.
4) Individual serial number on edge.
5) Included only in the TAMS Special Set.
6) Test strike in 2009 with a “1964” Peace Dollar obverse and shield reverse.