Purple Shaftieuland
It is based in LaPorte, Indiana, USA. A set of coins from 1970, conceived by Mr. Bob Kolosa (Box 411, Westville, IN, 46391). There is the Full Shaft, the Half Shaft, the 1/4 Shaft, 1 Twist, and 1 Nudge. These five coins as a set is available in Brass and Unanodized Aluminum. These coins were his humorous way of expressing contempt towards all the non-circulating legal tender (NCLTs) and commemorative coins that were (and still are) being minted specifically for collectors. He basically thought that the only purpose of these coins was/is to separate us from our cash, and were simply a money-making scheme. In the broken English of Chief Weeskee Rooyoo Kissieutieu, these coins are “also call ‘transportation tokens’ because you buy and get taken for ride.” I reckon Mr. Kolosa (and the Chief!) would feel equally as angry about coinage from nonexistent/ephemeral/unrecognized “governments” (I didn't chance to ask him!). Ironically, Mr. Kolosa's coins have become sought-after collectors' items. As unique as they are, they really fit quite nicely into this family of unusual coins. Images of the coins can be seen at: http://69.55.175.34/dan46.html. On smaller coins "In Forinade We Trust 1970" is written while on  larger 38mm diameter coins, the name of 'Chief Weeksee Rooyoo Kissieutieu' is also written as shown below.
 

Shaft = 100 Twists = 100 Nudges = Nothing U.S.

Aluminum Set:
One Nudge

16mm diameter
One Twist

22m diameter
Quarter Shaft

38m diameter
Half Shaft

38m diameter

Full Shaft

38mm diameter
 
Brass Set:
One Nudge

16mm diameter
One Twist

22m diameter
Quarter Shaft

38m diameter
Half Shaft

38m diameter
Full Shaft

38mm diameter
 
Below are the images of 2 very interesting info sheets, one has the specifications of the coins and the National Anthem and the other, the humorous reasoning behind the coins !
I purchased my  both Unanodized Aluminum and Brass sets of coins from Mr. Oded Paz (go_4_it@sbcglobal.net). 
 
 
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