Composition

Vulcanized rubber

Grade

Ungraded

Circulated

Circulated

1942 WWII OPA Ora Blue & Red Ration Coins Or Tokens Exonumia - World War 2 Amazing condition ! Issued in 1942 ! This big cache or bag was found in an attic in Bay City, Michigan 20 years ago ..... ! Gorgeous! Awesome design! Perfect condition ! Super safe shipper w 27 years experience! Check out all the other cool offerings from this seller! Yes .... multi purchases CAN BE BUNDLED to save you on shipping .... just ask for details Origin: These vulcanized fiber tokens were issued by the Office of Price Administration (OPA), a United States government agency created during World War II in order to oversee the rationing of scarce goods and keep prices stable to curb inflation. YOU GET THREE MISPRINTES OR MISTAMPED TOKENS ! $$$$$ I COUNTED APPROXIMATELY 273 tokens-ish 253 of which are Red. Each red token was worth one point. The blue tokens were for the purchase of canned or processed foods. It was estimated that as many as 0.9 billion blue tokens and 1.1 billion red tokens were produced. The ration tokens or OPA points were made from vulcanized fiber or celluloid and were 16 millimeters in diameter.