Tokens

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These transit tokens were first made in 1945 on the streetcar, cable car, and bus lines. Now, you can show your SF lurve with these cufflinks. Eco-friendly, fashionable, and historical. What a lovely gift.

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Monopoly Electronic Banking Edition

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"This is the game that never ends. Yes it goes on and on my friends. Some people started playing it not knowing what it was and they'll continue playing it forever just because this is the game that never ends. ...but it's so much fun. You lucky kids now get electronic banking though! No more IOU's on the mortgage!"

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Anti-Monopoly

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"For the Ayn Randians and anti-establishment champions. From the site, "This game has an exciting twist to the one you know ù players choose free enterprise or monopoly, and play under different rules as a result. Who wins? Is it the Competitor who charges fair market value for rent? Or is it the Monopolist who amasses control over whole regions and can charge much higher fees?" Methinks this could..."

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Pet Collar Charm: Zen "Strength" Tag

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"This was the perfect little token of support for my best friend's dog who was diagnosed with cancer... May it bring her strength!"

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Honolulu Transit Token Cufflinks

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"I love these cufflinks of vintage tokens that are available. These are from the Honolulu transit system, and are a great way to show your Hawaiian lurve at formal events."

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Love Is Patient, Love Is Kind, Love Never Fails Hammered Circle Pendant

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""Love is patient...Love is kind...Love never fails" -- if you can't have the whole Song of Songs on it, then this is certainly the best part to give as a token of your love!"

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NYC Subway Token Cufflinks

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"Cufflinks made from real NYC Subway tokens. Used from 1953 - 1970, wearing these tokens on your sleeve is a great way to show your lurve for NYC. Recycled, eco-friendly, and a great gift for anyone with some New York in his blood."

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christmas pudding 'coins' (charms or tokens)

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"It's an old British tradition - seen in other countries as well - to put silver coins or sometimes other charms into traditional Christmas plum pudding. The idea is that if you find a coin in your piece of pudding you will have luck - especially with money - for the forthcoming year. These days because of the use of base metal coins the tradition is difficult to maintain. So I have created my own ..."