United States
Mardi Gras Token - Endymion (New Orleans, America's Most Interesting City) 1971 front Mardi Gras Token - Endymion (New Orleans, America's Most Interesting City) 1971 back
Mardi Gras Token - Endymion (New Orleans, America's Most Interesting City) 1971 photo
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Mardi Gras Token - Endymion (New Orleans, America's Most Interesting City) 1971 front Mardi Gras Token - Endymion (New Orleans, America's Most Interesting City) 1971 back
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Mardi Gras Token - Endymion New Orleans, America's Most Interesting City

1971 year
Aluminium 4.46 g 38.5 mm
Description
Location
 United States
Type
 Event tokens › Carnival and mardi gras tokens
Year
 1971
Composition
 Aluminium
Weight
 4.46 g
Diameter
 38.5 mm
Shape
 Round
Technique
 Milled
Orientation
 Coin alignment ↑↓
Updated
 2024-11-14
References
Numista
 N#163346
Rarity index
 95%

Reverse

Coat of arms, legend around

Script: Latin

Lettering:
Endymion
1967
TOKEN of YOUTH
NEW ORLEANS · MARDI GRAS

Edge

Milled

Comment

Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville (February 23, 1680 - March 7, 1767), also known as Sieur de Bienville or Lemoine de Bienville, was a French explorer from Montreal and the second governor of Louisiana. He is known as the founder of New Orleans (Source: www.wikipedia.org).

See also

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See Also

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Extremely rare carnival and mardi gras token, round shape
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