The phrase "a new token" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, finance, or gaming, where "token" refers to a digital or physical representation of value or access.
Example: "To access the premium features of the app, you need to purchase a new token."
Alternatives: "a fresh token" or "an additional token".
The problem was that the M.T.A. had raised the fare earlier that year to a dollar from 90 cents and minted a new token, rendering Mr. Tobet's obsolete.
So after Tuesday, when voting closes, the thimble, car, boot, Scottie dog, battleship, hat, iron or wheelbarrow will go to jail, forever, and a new token will take its place.
Each time, officials said they would either introduce a new token or bring back a former one, but just as often, they announced at the last moment that the token would not change.
Moving to a new token provider would be costly because it would require them to redesign their online-banking applications as well as help customers — typically high-net-worth customers they do not want to alarm — make the shift to a new system.
AU sends a new token to SR. 5.
When a new token is generated, a new entry is added to this table.
"RSA sent new tokens promptly after they had a break-in and credit card companies are used to replacing cards if there is a risk that they were compromised".
In practice, however, instead of demanding a new access token for every action, the app's servers will accept re-used tokens.
Last year, "Monopoly" fans voted on Hasbro's Facebook page to jettison the poor old flat iron in favour of a new cat token.
But the last time the public was offered the chance to vote for a new Monopoly token, in 1999, they chose the sack of money, which no longer comes packaged with today's editions of the game.
VeriSign just released a new security token the size of a car key that displays a randomly generated password that employees at paranoid companies can use to log on to their networks.
