Description
What it is
This is the Custer State Park design in the Black Hills and Nebraska Panhandle collectible token series, a small struck-metal token made for collecting and display.
About the design
The front shows a bison, the animal the park is best known for, ringed by “Custer State Park, Est. 1919.” The reverse carries a shield reading “South Dakota” with “Custer State Park, Black Hills” across it.
About the park
Custer State Park is a South Dakota state park in the southern Black Hills, established in 1919. It is famous for its free-roaming bison herd and the scenic Wildlife Loop Road.
How the tokens work
Each token carries the park or forest name on one side and a related image on the other. Collectors keep them in a token album with slotted pages, the same way pressed-penny and challenge-coin collections are stored. Tokens and albums are sold separately so you can build the set one site at a time.
Who is this for
A simple souvenir for park visitors and the Custer State Park piece for collectors building the seven-token Black Hills and Nebraska set.
Frequently asked questions
Is this legal tender?
No. It is a souvenir collectible token, not currency.
Can I order a large quantity?
BHPFA reviews token orders before shipping and does not fill bulk orders intended for resale on other platforms. If you need several of one token for personal collections, note that in the checkout fields.
Where do the proceeds go?
Proceeds support BHPFA partner parks and forests.
