Two more cool Civil War Tokens

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At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

A grouping of fifteen(15) mixed United States cull/circulated coins including: seven(7) three(3) cent nickels, two civil war tokens(holed and bent), three(3) large cents(hold/damaged), three(3) worn s

Two Lincoln Civil War Tokens. Comprising (1864) "LINCOLN AND LIBERTY," "GOOD FOR ANOTHER HEAT," F-133/458b; and "ABRAHAM LINCOLN FOR PRESIDENT," "ANDREW JOHNSON FOR VICE PRESIDENT," F-132A/149.

Two 1863 Civil War Tokens. Joseph Riggs Groceries, Detroit and Morris & Messinger, Pontiac.

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

A grouping of six (6) United States hard times and Civil War tokens including: four (4) hard times tokens and two (2) Civil War tokens. Please see the pictures for details of condition.

At the beginning of the civil war, people began hoarding their silver and gold coins. This created a need for readily available currency, which is how these coins came about. Each of these coins were

A Quartet of Lower Grade U.S. Nineteenth Century Tokens including a Hard Times Token, two Civil War store cards, and a merchant token. A total of 4 pieces.

Also includes 11 Indian cents (1863 - 1870), 1863 Civil War token, and two buffalo nickels. KE. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you

Great looking Civil War tokens in AU+. Two coins total. One 1863 Army/Navy and one 1861 Union.

Civil War two (2) store card tokens: copper Obverse: Great West Market / Fresh & Salt Meat, / Wm. Reinhardt / 158 Randolph W. / Chicago Reverse: (Bull with Horns and Flags) copper Obverse: S.P. Sedgwi

TOKEN COINAGE OF THE CIVIL WAR ERA ALBUM ~ FROM PCS. WITH INFORMATIONAL CARD, THREE TOKENS, AND TWO STAMPS. 1961 4 CENT FORT SUMTER STAMP, 1965 5 CENT APPOMATTOX STAMP, AND THREE CIVIL WAR TOKENS. TWO