| NP ID | Denomination |
|---|---|
| T39.1 | 25 Centavos Aluminum |
| T39.2 | 1 Dollar Brass |
| T39.3 | 25 Centavos Brass |
| T39.4 | 1 Dollar Aluminum |
25 Centavos Brass
25 Centavos Aluminum
1 Dollar Brass
1 Dollar Aluminum
| Title | CAB NCO Open Mess Top Hat |
|---|---|
| NP ID | T39 |
| Category | Military |
| Sub Category | Air Base |
| Year | ND |
| Mintmark | |
| Mintage | |
| Mint | |
| Shape | Round |
| Edge | |
| Weight | gm |
| Diameter | T39.1 - 29 mm T39.2 - 35 mm T39.3 - 29 mm T39.4 - 35 mm |
| Thickness | mm |
| Magnetism | Non-magnetic |
| Material | T39.1 - Aluminum T39.2 - Brass T39.3 - Brass T39.4 - Aluminum |
| Metallic Composition | T39.2 - 65% Copper, 35% Zinc T39.3 - 65% Copper, 35% Zinc |
| Finish | |
| Color | T39.1 - Grayish White T39.2 - Golden Yellow T39.3 - Golden Yellow T39.4 - Grayish White |
| Orientation | Coin Orientation |
| Date Issued | Late ’s |
| Issued By | Non-commissioned Officer Open Mess |
| Issued At | Clark Air Base |
| Kind | Token |
| Currently Used |
"(Denomination) in trade"
Image of wings, glove, cane and top hat "CAB NCO Open Mess" Top Hat
Clark Air Base gets its name from Maj. Harold M. Clark of the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Born in Minnesota and raised in Manila, he was the first American to fly to Hawaii. Clark died on , in a seaplane crash in Panama and is now buried in the Arlington National Cemetery.