CEC Nonstandard Issue Tokens
CEC Altered Tokens
Post-mint alterations include tokens that were privately plated in copper or zinc for a promotional event and spray-painted tokens. Spray-painted tokens (not listed individually) have been found from the years 1979–1991, and in various shades of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, white, and black. These were painted at the restaurant and used as control or manager tokens. No pictures are provided because these tokens are actually already cataloged on the CEC Type 1A and Type 1B pages.
CEC Altered Tokens
Date: 1980 | Catalog #: 104 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1981 | Catalog #: 106 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1981 | Catalog #: 109 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1982 | Catalog #: 113 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1979 | Catalog #: 135 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1980 | Catalog #: 146 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1981 | Catalog #: 155 | Plating(s): Z, C
Date: 1981 | Catalog #: 157 | Plating(s): Z, C
Date: 1981 | Catalog #: 169 | Plating(s): C, Z
Date: 1981 | Catalog #: 175 | Plating(s): C, Z
Examples
CEC Experimental Tokens
Experimental pieces include any design or obverse/reverse pairs that were never put into regular production.
It is unknown why the these tokens were produced.
