WELCOME to our Colonial Newsletter Foundation (CNLF) eSIG (electronic Special Interest Group) on the Blacksmith Tokens of Canada and the Northen United States. For an introduction to this series - please read the article Blacksmith Copper Coins in the Links section to the left of this page.

This eSIG is a CNLF iterative Study and in-depth Research activity dedicated to the Early American/Canadian Blacksmith Tokens. Establishing a basic definition for a "Blacksmith" is a major objective of this Study Project.

Membership is by invitation only and is generally limited to experienced collectors of the Blacksmith Tokens who are willing to share and post digital images of some of the specimens in their collections.

If you are new to the Blacksmith series and would like to learn by listening and asking questions - you are certainly welcome.

PLEASE KEEP OFF TOPIC DISCUSSIONS TO A MINIMUM!

Your Moderator is John Lorenzo

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