PRCo. fare tokens

[Fredbruhn at aol.com]

For some reason the 1922 token is the one that shows up in flea markets, rail 
fan meets and on the internet auctions the most.

On the front it has a trolley across the middle, about like a low floor car 
with enough detail to have a pole up and above it "Pittsburgh" below it 
"Railways Co" and below that "1922"  A triangle is stamped out of the middle 
cutting out the center of the car.
My high school algebra is long gone, but 2 legs are the same length.  There 
are lines radiating from the center all around the token.

The reverse has in large letters 'GOOD FOR ONE FARE'  and a small "3" at top 
and bottom.

When I said steel that may have been slightly misleading.  Take a look at one 
of your small Market St. Railway tokens with Samual Kalm Pres.  That looks 
similiar.
Any of the Los Angeles Railways tokens were the same color.

Another question =  Did West Penn use tokens?.  Wheeling Traction did and had 
the same layout as the WP logo with the triangle in the middle.  I have some 
zone 
tickets from West Penn and single tickets, but have never seen a token.