All of my Tokens I have made

Name: Golden Days Token

Minted: 50, 2025

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 14mm

Price: $15 each, 2 for $25

Notes: The gold on the ore cart is just painted gold.

Name: Golden Days Token

Minted: 6, 2025

Metal: 0.75 Placer Gold

Weight: 1/20th ounce troy

Size: 14mm

Price: $175

Notes:

Name: Alaska Goldworks Token 

Minted: 49, 2025

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $15 each, 2 for 25

Notes: The heart is painted gold, this is picture just does not have that.

Name: Alaska Goldworks Token

Minted: 4, 2025

Metal: 0.85 Placer Gold

Weight: 1/10th once troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $375

Notes: These were to celebrate the Grand Opening of Alaska Goldworks, a jewelry store. Visit their website alaskagoldworks.com to learn more.

Name: Serum Run Token 

Minted: 100, 2025

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $15 each, 2 for 25

Notes: Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Serum Run.

Name: Serum Run Token 

Minted: 2025

Metal: 0.8 Placer Gold

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $375

Notes: Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Serum Run.

Name: Fireweed Token, Bee Token 

Minted: 100+100, 2024

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $15 each, 2 for 25

Notes: Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Tanana Valley State Fair. These are two different tokens. The backs are the same, a wolf howling at the moon with the words 'Tundra Tokens.'

Name: Let It Snow Token 

Minted: 50, 2023

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $15 each, 2 for 25

Notes: 

Name: Camping In Alaska Token 

Minted: 50, 2023

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: 19mm

Price: $15 each, 2 for 25

Notes: 

SOLD OUT!

Name: Alaska Railroad Token 

Minted: 100, 2023

Metal: 0.999 Fine Silver

Weight: 1/10th ounce troy

Size: ~19mm

Price: 

Notes: This was my first token I sold. I made it to commemorate 100 years of driving the golden spike into the first Alaska Railroad, completing it. 

The spike is painted gold.