Should ruling authority be assigned? (mint tokens)

Should mint set tokens have an assigned ruling authority? Currently, there seems to be no rule at all regarding this, and both is common. Which is a problem, because it makes navigation more complex, as they do not show up in chronological sequence

I can only speak for US mint tokens. They do not have the ruling authority assigned even though all the coins in the sets do. I think (not sure) that is because for the older Exumonia template ruling authority wasn't available. I don't see why they shouldn't since they are put out by the same Ruling Authority. 

This is why the ruling authority is not on the mint set tokens

https://en.numista.com/help/add-or-modify-a-piece-of-exonumia-in-the-catalogue-188.html

• Do not add ruling authorities if the authority is not represented directly on the item.

I think that mint sets should have the ruling authority added and I will try a correct them this weekend. Unless more opinions say otherwise.

Pretty sure Treasury United States Mint means the ruling authority is the Federal republic (1776-date).

Sorry, I did not explain myself well enough. Because the majority of tokens do not have a ruling authority due to the guideline I shared. It was overlooked when the page was created and thanks to this post can now be corrected.

Think I have fixed them all. @Ma9nWaRr10 take a look at them and let me know if you see any that I missed.