Chevrolet Token

[Cpackjr]

I’ve been hunting a field across from my house and finding items from a 1916 barber dine to a 1970’s religious token
Today in a 30 minutes hunt I pulled this token with Chevrolet emblems and the word Success on one side and waste not want not on the other. A fairly through Google search came up with nothing. Before I get to deep in the weeds I thought I would see if anyone recognises it. Just a little larger than a nickel and aluminum.
Thanks

 

[Jose159]

I'm curious as to what that is also...really cool and unique!

 

[HungryGhost]

Very cool find. I’m stumped too.

 

[Iggyks]

I would guess it was something given to sales staff rather than the general public?

 

[GroundSweeper]

The Grim Reaper waiting for the new car purchaser JK. Pretty cool find!

 

[stetam]

The Grim Reaper waiting for the new car purchaser JK. Pretty cool find!

Father time, Grim reaper....same thing.

Steve

 

[MasonDixonMding]

Cool

 

[maxxkatt]

I’ve been hunting a field across from my house and finding items from a 1916 barber dine to a 1970’s religious token
Today in a 30 minutes hunt I pulled this token with Chevrolet emblems and the word Success on one side and waste not want not on the other. A fairly through Google search came up with nothing. Before I get to deep in the weeds I thought I would see if anyone recognises it. Just a little larger than a nickel and aluminum.
Thanks
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It has to be old with that old saying and the reaper. That is my guess. It is so nice to dig up local history like that.

 

[BuckO]

Based on the style of the Chevrolet logo I guess the age at the 1930's... sans serif CHEVROLET type treatment, with those ruled lines above and below the "VRO" (1934). Very cool find!

 

[Reelfoot Relics]

I wish I could find Success. As a Chevy fan I'm very intrigued by your token.

 

[Jose159]

I wish I could find Success. As a Chevy fan I'm very intrigued by your token.

That makes 2 of us!

 

[Cpackjr]

Based on the style of the Chevrolet logo I guess the age at the 1930's... sans serif CHEVROLET type treatment, with those ruled lines above and below the "VRO" (1934). Very cool find!

That’s a great observation, I would not have thought of font and etc.
Thanks
Charles