Many coin clubs and numismatic associations produced club medals, some annually. Numismatic magazines and coin shows produced advertising tokens. The "Coin Collectors of America" was a coin club which was active in the 1960's.

Bronze, 38 mm, 21.13 gm
Obverse:
Barbie Doll head facing
BARBIE HALL OF FAME
PALO ALTO 1984-1996 CALIFORNIA
Reverse:
Octagon with eagle
OVER 35 YEARS ON THE SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA
PENINSULA COIN CLUB CALIFORNIA
ORG. 1954
The Barbie Hall of Fame museum of Palo Alto closed in 1999.

Bronze, 38 mm, 20.75 gm
Obverse:
Museum building and palm trees
SAN JOSE, CA
ROSICRUCIAN EGYPTIAN MUSEUM
BLDG DEDICATED 1966 G.A. (Manufacturer)
FOUNDED 1927
Reverse:
Miniatures of previous club medals
SAN JOSE COIN CLUB
CONVENTION CENTER
18TH ANNUAL
1986 JANUARY 10-12

Bronze, 38 mm, 15.58 gm
Obverse:
Map of California with Whitter highlighted
WHITTIER COIN CLUB
FOUNDED 1959
Reverse:
United States Seal
10th ANNIVERSARY
SEPTEMBER 12, 1969
RICHARD M. NIXON'S HOMETOWN

Bronze, 19 x 35 mm, 3.11 gm
Obverse:
May 25th 1960
NORTH BAY COIN CLUB
RICHMOND, CALIF.
6TH COIN SHOW
MAY 18th 1965
Reverse:
Lincoln cent obverse 1960-D with engraved number "149"

Bronze, 38 mm, 20.71 gm
Obverse:
CSNA 43RD SEMI-ANNUAL CONVENTION / OCT. 31-NOV. 3, 1968 / LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES CITY HALL / SPONSORED BY ANCIENT COIN CLUB OF AMERICA
Reverse:
CALIFORNIA STATE NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION / CSNA
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 22, 1947 / INCORPORATED JUNE 2, 1961

Bronze, 38 mm, 20.87 gm
Obverse:
CSNA 44RD SEMI-ANNUAL CONVENTION / APRIL 17-20, 1969 / PALO ALTO
THE TALL TREE / EL PALO ALTO
Reverse:
CALIFORNIA STATE NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION / CSNA
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 22, 1947 / INCORPORATED JUNE 2, 1961

Bronze, 38 mm, 27.54 gm
Obverse:
CSNA 72RD CONVENTION / SAN FRANCISCO / APRIL 15-17, 1983
PIGEON POINT LIGHTHOUSE
"NUMISMATICS - A BEACON TO WORLD UNDERSTANDING"
Reverse:
CALIFORNIA STATE NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION / CSNA
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 22, 1947 / INCORPORATED JUNE 2, 1961

Brass, 32 mm, 9.69 gm
Obverse:
COIN COLLECTORS
NUMISMATIC GOOD LUCK MEDAL
© (Copyright) 1965 ® (Registered)
Hand holding magnifying glass over coin marked "CENT"
Reverse:
CARRY ME ALWAYS FOR NUMISMATIC LUCK
Circle with legend in it:
1¢ 5¢ 10¢ 25¢ 50¢
LEO VIRGO ARIES TAURUS
© (Copyright) RUSMAR (Manufacturer)

"RUSMAR" was the pseudonym of Russell G. Hartlinger. His copyright for this medal can be found in: "Catalog of Copyright Entries 3D Ser Vol 19 Pts 7-11A - January - June 1965" Published by United States Copyright Office, The Library Of Congress, Washington, 1966 HARTINGER, RUSSELL G. Coin collectors numismatic good luck medal. Hand holding magnifying glass over coin, on obverse; wheel, on reverse By Rusmar, pseud, of Russell G. Hartinger. Signed. © (Copyright) Russell G. Hartinger, lMar65, GU38326.

Aluminum, 34 mm, 3.77 gm
Obverse:
COINS MAGAZINE / IOLA, WISCONSIN
GOOD FOR 2 ISSUES / EXPIRES 12-66
Reverse:
Profile of Thomas Jefferson (?)

Brass, 25 mm, 5.52 gm
Obverse:
Trolley Car / SJCC
Reverse:
GOOD FOR 39 CENTS AT BOURSE TABLE / 39

The "Coin Collectors of America" was a coin club which was active in the 1960's. Not much is known about this group, if it really existed or was simply a device to sell tokens.

Aluminum, 29 mm, 2.21 gm
Obverse:
NUMISMATIC LEAP YEAR
NO U.S. COINS DATED 1965
Wreath
Reverse:
C.C.O.A (Coin Collectors of America)
B-BRAND TOKEN (Manufacturer)

Aluminum, 29 mm, 2.44 gm
Obverse:
Franklin Roosevelt facing left
32nd PRESIDENT, U.S.A.
1933 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 1945
Reverse:
MEMBER C.C.O.A.
1966

Card, 5-3/8 x 3-1/4 inches (13.8 x 8.9 cm)
COIN COLLECTORS OF AMERICA
RULES: THE GOLDEN RULE, DUES: NONE
MEETINGS: ANYTIME 2 OR MORE COLLECTORS ARE TOGETHER TO "COIN."
MEMBERSHIP: OPEN TO ALL COIN COLLECTORS
B-BRAND (Manufacturer)