Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corp.: History, Types, Key Issues & Mintages

The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation issued aluminum and brass tokens for the Matanuska Colony's controlled local economy in 1935–1936.

Eight normalized denominations run from one cent through ten dollars; they are tokens, not United States legal-tender coins.

Core specifications

The federal-era rehabilitation project relocated families to Alaska and operated stores serving the new community.

Bingles circulated briefly within that system and were later redeemed and largely destroyed.

Confirm the major design, date, and mint mark before studying smaller die differences.

ARRC lettering, ALASKA, denomination, and simple geometric formatting identify the series.

The design is closely related or identical by denomination; metal and size change across the eight values.

Build by denomination and confirm aluminum versus brass, diameter, and edge.

(1935-1936) 1C Alaska RRC Bingle — N/A. Open the issue page and read this record together with its type, mint, finish, and grade context.
(1935-1936) 50C Alaska RRC Bingle — N/A. Open the issue page and read this record together with its type, mint, finish, and grade context.
(1935-1936) $10 Alaska RRC Bingle — N/A. Open the issue page and read this record together with its type, mint, finish, and grade context.

One representative coin: Choose one problem-free, readable example and learn the size, edge, and major design.
Major-type set: Use one coin per major design to show changes in artwork, composition, or production.
Dates and mints: Work through the issue catalog by date and mint, defining special finishes separately.

This page uses 8 issue records, 0 modeled varieties, and currently reported mintages; unknown values remain unknown.