The product is a lot of (6) six 1983 Sudbury Ontario Canada $2 trade dollar tokens made of copper. These so-called dollars are a type of exonumia, or tokens, that were used as currency in Canada. The tokens have a historical significance and are a unique piece of Canadian numismatic history. Each token weighs approximately 4.5oz, making them a substantial and collectible item for coin enthusiasts and collectors alike.

NOTE: These tokens appear to be ground to verify they are pure copper. They are considered damaged which may decrease their value as numismatic tokens, but are pure copper with a weight of 125 grams.