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Wooden Nickel Token - Cass Scenic Railroad Cass, West Virginia

Wooden Nickel Token - Cass Scenic Railroad (Cass, West Virginia) - obverseWooden Nickel Token - Cass Scenic Railroad (Cass, West Virginia) - reverse

© Kevin Withrow

Features

Location United States
Type Tokens
Composition Wood
Weight 2.9 g
Diameter 38.08 mm
Thickness 3.46 mm
Shape Round
Orientation Coin alignment ↑↓
Number
N#
159181

Obverse

Natural wood with black print and images. "CASS SCENIC RAILROAD" along upper edge with the image of a steam locomotive in the center and "CASS WEST VIRGINIA" along bottom edge.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
CASS SCENIC RAILROAD
CASS WEST VIRGINIA

Reverse

Natural wood token with black print and image. "WOODEN NICKEL" centered along top edge, a rendition of James Earle Fraser's Native American artwork as seen on the United States of America Nickel (five cents) coin (1913-1937) center and "BEWARE OF IMITATIONS" centered along the bottom edge.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
WOODEN NICKEL
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS

Designer: James Earle Fraser

Edge

Plain

Comments

This token is an advertising souvenir from a West Virginia State Park, Cass Scenic Railroad located in Cass, WV 24927. A destination where visitors can ride in train cars pulled by 100 year old Shay steam locomotives in scenic mountainous terrain.

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