Difference between coins and tokens?

[zendicator]

I think, Coins have there own blockchain and most of them are running in a Proof of Work while Tokens are built on top of ethereum platform, tron network or other blockchain projects and most of them are Proof of Stake but not all tokens.

[Naimah]

The most commonly used coin (coin) is money; however, some coins have other uses. These include being used to fuel applications, used as stakes to authenticate transactions on the network, or used to provide smart contract transactions and tokens. token (Token) serves a different purpose. If they are made to be used on a dApp, their purpose will depend on the application itself.

[Quantum X]

The main difference between the coins from tokens lies in the method of their creation.To create a coin, you need a blockchain.
 
Tokens, unlike coins, are created much easier. They do not need to create a new blockchain or change an existing one. To create tokens, there are different platforms, such as Ethereum or Waves. As a result, it turns out that the creation of tokens is limited to the choice of the platform and following the instructions of the developers.

Which means that the coin has big chances to become successful because of having own blockchain unlike token which is fully dependent on another blockchain.

[jassi.21jaspreet]

It is very good question and I never noticed this even though I am listening to both terms daily basis but I never  think about this.. yes I think difference may be due to coin has its own block chain and token are utility tokens for multi purpose.