This lot comprises vintage American trade tokens and scrip, originating from various locations including Louisiana, New Jersey, and South Dakota. The tokens are constructed from various base metals, including alloys appearing as white metal, brass, and copper. Eight tokens are housed in individual cardboard flips with handwritten annotations detailing their use or location (e.g., Addis Louisiana Ice Token, Penn New Jersey Delaware Bridge Token, Ill Toilet Token). The remaining 14 tokens are loose. Denominations and uses vary widely, including values such as Good for 50 in Merchandise, Good for 12 1/2 LB Ice, 5 cents Trade, and specific business names like T. Lyons and Neweber & Co. General Merchandise, Strasburg. The shapes are predominantly circular, with one piece featuring a scalloped edge. Several tokens feature central perforations, including four with circular holes and one with a square hole, typical of early 20th-century trade scrip. No hallmarks or purity marks are present as these are commercial tokens. The overall diameter of the pieces ranges from approximately 0.75 inches to 1.25 inches.