Below are gold love token submissions.
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Love token enameled and jeweled with pearls on a $5 gold coin. “Mizpah 1904″ |
Hebrew name for god Shaday, used as a protective device. Engraved on gold one dollar, type I. |
$20 gold love token with train engraved and applied overlay. Possibly a retirement gift. |
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Bird on branch engraved on five dollar gold size. Reverse of love token pictured at right.
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“EMR” in black enamel with pictorial of bird on reverse (pictured left). Five dollar gold size. |
Enameled $20 gold with initials “IRL” This was a large sum of money at the time and would have belonged to a wealty family. |

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“D” enameled in black on reverse of a liberty $2.50 gold coin.
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Unusual construction in this love token ring. Curved coin and soldered shank. |
Ring at left made from $2.50 gold Indian. Late date gold coins RARELY used. Ring style consistent with later coin date. |
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Moon & Star with blue enamel and diamond. $10 Liberty host coin.
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Forget me not engraved on $2.50 gold coin. Cover design for Lloyd Entenmann’s book, Love Tokens as Engraved Coins
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“Celia” enameled on $2.50 gold coin. Rare pictorial tricolor gold overlay! |

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RARE: 1850 $5 gold Moffat & Co. Note the name Moffat & Co. on Liberty’s coronet.
Old English “W” enameled in black. Engraved border and textured background.
An aesthetically pleasing love token to compliment this rare coin.
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RARE: 1860 $2.50 gold Clark Gruber & Co. Note Clark & Co. on Liberty’s coronet.
Engraved “DLH” in triple overlapping letters.
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Anniversary: “Jan. 22nd 83” & “Jan. 22nd 95”
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Gold love token “spinner” in rotating bezel.
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“HBQ” or “HBL” script initials |

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1838 $2 1/2 gold with gold overlay “M”
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Twenty dollar gold Liberty.
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$2 1/2 Liberty studs. Enameled front with engraving on reverse of stud. |
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1818 half Eagle reverse
1818 half Eagle obverse