hexagonal token 3d model

The token shown is a small, light-blue object made of plastic, giving it a lightweight and slightly matte appearance. Its shape is distinctly hexagonal, meaning it has six equal sides, which gives it a geometric and somewhat emblem-like look rather than that of a standard round coin. At the center of the token, the words “DE HILDE” are prominently displayed in raised lettering. This text is molded in relief, meaning it stands out from the surface and can be both seen and felt clearly with the fingers. The font appears bold and simple, designed for easy readability. Above the central text, the letters “KPJ” are also embossed in the same raised style. These letters are likely an abbreviation, possibly referring to an organization, association, or local group. Their placement at the top gives them a header-like prominence, suggesting importance or affiliation. Along the lower edge of the token, following the curve of the hexagonal border, is the word “BOERHAAR.” This text is also raised and arranged in a slig