This is one of the neatest; a 37mm silver token with one dollar expressed as 8 bits, with a bit on each of the three horses and 5 bits below. The Seattle merchant that issued it, John W, Orth, also issued tokens with one bit (12½¢) depicted.

I was really surprised to see the Orth 3-horse, 8-bit token in The E-Sylum. I have seen it before, but had completely forgotten about it. It is in the "way cool" category.

Which brings me to why I am writing. Last Saturday I received a 1 bit token from an online auction. I bought it because I thought I had the die. Come to find out I have a 1 bit die, but it does not match the token. When I saw the 8 bit token on Sunday, I did a double take. I did not realize that the 1 bit that I had purchased was from the same issuer, and would not have made the connection had it not been in The E-Sylum.

I've attached images of my bit die, a lead impression from the die, and the obverse and reverse of my Orth bit token.