Transport tokens from UK
These tokens were first issued by a Liverpool charity in 1968 to provide
concessions to disabled and pensioner people on public transport. They were
issued free of charge and were used to pay for travel instead of or alongside
cash. By 1972, the scheme had spread across the country.
In 2018, the program was closed and National Transport Tokens were replaced by
other schemes such as the English National Concession Scheme.
5 pence - National transport
27 mm., aluminium
5 around center hole / NATIONAL TRANSPORT TOKEN
5 around center hole / NATIONAL TRANSPORT TOKEN
10 pence
19 mm., aluminium
10 / NATIONAL TRANSPORT TOKEN / 1994
AQUARIUS / JAN 20 - FEB 19 / Water carrier
10 pence
21 mm., aluminium
10 / center hole / NATIONAL TRANSPORT TOKEN
10 / center hole / NATIONAL TRANSPORT TOKEN
20 pence
25 mm., aluminium
20 / NATIONAL TRANSPORT TOKEN
CLASS 508 TRAIN / 1980 / Train