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Los Angeles Railway Token

March 29, 2011

A classic Los Angeles Railway token, featuring the line’s signature “bell” mark, good for one fare.

Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society Collection

Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society Collection
Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society Collection

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3 Comments

  1. ARE THESE TOKENS WORTH ANY MONETARY VALUE

  2. I found one of these tokens last week. Wanted to see if it was old and googled it. Was glad that your picture came up. Thanks for the information. Now I know I have a little piece history to display along with some information.

    Thanks again, Randy

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