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

or… let's just say

Every Squeaker Square purchase helps support the fire department that donated the hose

"A good book makes you want to live in the story

Struck down but still electric

so riders used a nickel to get on the train

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,