New Hampshire Toll Token Earrings places or… let's just say

or… let's just say

Struck down but still electric

built to survive a city

Go Go Dog Toys donates $1 from each sale to the fire department that donated the hose

New Hampshire Toll Token Earrings places or… let's just sayThese earrings are a double dose of history. Before the days of E ZPass, we paid for tolls using cold, hard cash. Sometimes that meant handing a toll taker a ticket and payment, but for some roads, you tossed coins into a basket. Coins or tokens. (Sometimes people missed the basket, but that's a different story.) New Hampshire started using tokens to pay for Turnpike tolls in 1955. Originally there were two different types: a small silver "A" token,