Wooden Coin

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a circular wooden token commonly referred to as a "wooden nickel." The token has a light brown color with the phrase "WOODEN NICKEL" written in blue capital letters around its edge. In the center is a blue illustration of a Native American profile, featuring traditional facial features and a feathered headdress. The background appears to be a textured dark purple or black surface, which highlights the token. The wooden nickel is typically used as a novelty or souvenir item and reflects the cultural history or themes, often symbolizing caution against accepting worthless currency or goods.

The image shows a circular wooden token commonly referred to as a "wooden nickel." The token has a light brown color with the phrase "WOODEN NICKEL" written in blue capital letters around its edge. In the center is a blue illustration of a Native American profile, featuring traditional facial features and a feathered headdress. The background appears to be a textured dark purple or black surface, which highlights the token. The wooden nickel is typically used as a novelty or souvenir item and reflects the cultural history or themes, often symbolizing caution against accepting worthless currency or goods.

Name/Title

Wooden Coin

Entry/Object ID

2023.32.186

Description

Wooden coin capable of being turned in to Northwest Marine off 169 Highway. In the front of the coin is a blue stamped Native American.

Collection

MONEY, Business, Small

Parts

Count

1

Color

Blue

Condition

Overall Condition

Good