Quote: puntdoes this count as a token?
I would say yes. Also I noticed that those four of mine above do not have a value on them; and if it were not for the London on them there would not be a country of issue.
P.S. I see they are still trading, and have been going for over 30 years. They have standard tokens, or can be made to order. They make them from high quality brass or nickel-silver alloys. Their site is ...
http://www.eurocoin.co.uk/cat-stock-tokens.cfm
On that page their Products (and pictures) section at the end shows Eagle 'No Cash Value' Token or Eurocoin London Token or Starburst Token. So the Eagle is slightly different from my Picture 1, though the Eurocoin and Starburst are the same as my Pictures 2 and 3; so I guess they no longer make the one in my Picture 4 - though I have not looked into their site, just that front page. Thanks :)
P.P.S. I was looking just now for a No Cash Value token as I was sure I had one like theirs somewhere (must have sold it) but I did find another Eurocoin one - this too is not on their site I think, and the edge is thinner than the main part of the token. As per Pictures 5 and 5a below. Oh, and this one is magnetic.