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We all love having a pocket full of coins and tokens to feed our arcade addiction, but you may be reluctant to part with these treasures.
Club Nintendo Commemorative Coins:
The Year Of Luigi & Super Mario Bros. 25th Anniversary
Image source: Nintendo Life & Nintendo Life Forums
Nintendo Power 100th Issue Commemorative Coins
Image source: Ripten
1982 World’s Fair Arcade Tokens
Image source: Video Games Memorabilia Museum (Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Ms Pac-Man)
SegaWorld Sydney Token
Image source: Video Games Memorabilia Museum
Time-Out Arcade Tokens
Image source: Dork Dimension
Chuck E. Cheese Arcade Tokens
Image source: Dork Dimension
Assorted Arcade Tokens
Image source: Classic Plastic
Image source: Boing Boing
Pikachu Coin For The Polynesian Nation Of Niue
Image source: Numista
Doctor Who Coins By The Perth Mint Australia
Batman & Superman Coins
Image source: Royal Canadian Mint & Royal Canadian Mint
Star Trek Coins For Island Of Tuvalu
Image source: The Perth Mint via Geekologie
Star Wars Coins For The Polynesian Nation Of Niue
Image source: New Zealand Mint via Geekologie
World Of Warcraft Coins
Image source: Amazon (Alliance & Horde)
Coin Paintings by Andre Levy
Image source: Tales You Lose via Toxel
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Before the 16-bit Sega and Nintendo console war era, there was the 16-bit computing war in the late 80s between Commodore’s Amiga and Atari’s ST. The war between these two titans was being waged in schoolyards across the world – you were either a diehard Amiga fan or an ST whiz kid.
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While some of us were bopping to the Spice Girls‘ “Who Do You Think You Are” and No Doubt’s “Don’t Speak”, others were busying themselves playing some absolute classic games on their console of choice.
