Guest speaker Bill McKivor, who spoke about British tokens and early American items,
such as the Lieutenant Colonel John E. Howard / Battle of Cowpens early American medal shown at right.
According to Bill, "It is the first strike of a Comitas Americana medal done by the U.S. Mint in the 1860's.
The originals were done in France, and are impossible to find unless you have $25K in your pocket.
The American restrikes are also very rare but a lot cheaper."
Note there are also modern restrikes including those done in pewter for the Bicentennial.

Left/Center: U.S.S. Halsey medal and patch.
Right: 1991 Mt. Rushmore commemorative dollar.

U.S. elongated coin "type set" with replicas of coin designs.

Left/Center: Charles Schultz Museum elongated cents.
Right: Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, Germany elongated coin.

Left: 1922 German notgeld made of silk. Left center: New Mexico school tax token.
Right center: Boy Scout "Good Turn" medallion pocket piece. Right: 1921-D Morgan Dollar, ICG MS61.