In the 1980s, commuters used tiny aluminium-alloyed tokens to ride the Toronto Transit.
Tiny tokens like these were cheap to produce but easy to misplace. If they were misplaced or lost and never to be found, I guess the Toronto Transit would consider that as service rendered and money paid for nothing.
I don't have any idea as to how long this kind of tokens had been used by commuters and how many of these tokens had been lost and never been found.
Nowadays I wonder this kind of novelty idea of using tokens for train rides is still relevant.
tokens
Tiny tokens like these were cheap to produce but easy to misplace. If they were misplaced or lost and never to be found, I guess the Toronto Transit would consider that as service rendered and money paid for nothing.
I don't have any idea as to how long this kind of tokens had been used by commuters and how many of these tokens had been lost and never been found.
Nowadays I wonder this kind of novelty idea of using tokens for train rides is still relevant.
tokens
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