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2775
N/D (1837-38) New York NY Thin Planchet Restrike HT-
279, Rarity 3.
NGC graded MS-65 RB
. Dr. J. G. Hewett.
Mark-free and evenly struck with minimal carbon., but struck
from noticeably rusted dies. The reverse is 70% red, the
obverse is about 50% red. Rare in this high grade.
Pop 2;
none finer at NGC
.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
Ex: The Agora Collection
.
2776
Hard Times Token, Steam Washing, HT-249, Rarity 2.
NGC graded MS-64 BN
. Smooth, somewhat glossy surfaces
display ample remnants of crimson-red with blue overlays. A
well centered example with one notable mark on the portrait's
cheek.
Pop 1; none finer at NGC
.
Estimated Value ................................................... $400 - 450
Ex: The Ford Collection, The Agora Collection
.
2777
A lot of Wild West Brothel Tokens
.
Tokens will grade XF
to AU.
Lot of 44 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $300 - 400
C
IVIL
W
AR
T
OKENS
2778
1863 Civil War Token. F-43/388a, Rarity 2, Millions For
Defence
.
NGC graded MS-65 Brown
. Struck in copper. An
exceptionally well preserved example struck in high relief. Now,
both surfaces are nicely toned with a couple of traces of red
color at selected border areas.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
2779
1863 Civil War Token. F-77/331a, Rarity 4, Army &
Navy
.
NGC graded MS-65 Brown
. Struck in copper. Both
sides present a mix of brick-red-brown with traces of original
red still visible. Well defined throughout.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
2780
1863 Civil War Token and undated Washington & Lin-
coln bronze restrike
.
NGC graded MS-64 BN and AU-58
respectively.
The Civil War Token is F-119/398a, while the
Washington token is J-PR-31. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
2781
1863 Civil War Token. F-97/389a, Rarity 2, Millions For
Contractors
.
NGC graded AU-58
. A somewhat crudely pre-
pared issue that was struck in various metals including copper
(this piece, Rarity 2). Light wera is present as are traces of orig-
inal red mint color.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $80 - 90
2782
1863 Civil War Token. F-207/409a, Rarity 1, The Flag of
Our Union
.
NGC graded AU-55
. Struck in copper. A so-called
"DIX" token, the surfaces are a deep brick-red color with lighter
gold accents on the design highpoints. Light wear overall.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $80 - 90
2783
1864 Civil War Token. F-47/332a, Rarity 1, Liberty - Our
Army
.
NGC graded MS-66 Brown
. Struck in copper. An
unusually well preserved example with signs of mint red still
remaining. A crudely prepared die pairing, the obverse die is at
its life's end with severe cracking evident; the reverse die was
severely rusted at the time this token was struck. Conditionally
rare in this high grade.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
2784
1864 Civil War Token. F-128/289b, Rarity 3, Lincoln &
Union
.
NGC graded XF Details, Environmental Damage.
Struck in brass. An unusual and highly elusive die pairing. The
brass combination is by far the most available, the other metals
are listed as Rarity 7 to Rarity 9. The mostly brick-red surfaces
are lightly porous and display brass-colored design highpoints.
Civil war token collectors will pay close attention to this lot.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 110
2785
1864 Charlestown MA. F-200A-2a, Rarity 6, Dunn & Co's
Oyster House
.
NGC graded AU-58 Brown
. Formerly listed
under Boston Massachusetts as MA115B-1a. This merchant is
scheduled to move to Charlestown Massachusetts in the next
Store Card book with this designation. Medium brown color with
minor incrustation on the obverse. A rare, seldom-offered Civil
War storecard.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 125
2786
(1861-65) Civil War Token. F-350/337a, Rarity 2, Our
Navy - Crossed Cannons
.
NGC graded MS-65 Red &
Brown
. Sharp with no spots or mentionable defects. About a
50-50 mix of copper-red and tan-brown colors intermingle on
each side. A popular issue seldom available in this high grade.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
2787
(1861-65) Civil War Token. F-137/395a, Rarity 1, Union
Must Be Preserved
.
NGC graded MS-64 Brown
. A well
centered piece with abundant signs of mint red remaining.
Somewhat weakly defined at the center of the reverse. There
are a couple of minor marks between ONE CENT, also on the
reverse.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
2788
(1861-65) Civil War Token. F-231/352a, Rarity 1, Our
Country
.
NGC graded MS-65 Red & Brown
. Struck in cop-
per. Sharply detailed throughout with original red color seen in
most of the recesses of the design. A few flyspecks are noted
on the reverse.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
2789
(1861-65) Civil War Token. F-164/312a, Rarity 1, Union
Shield
.
NGC graded MS-64 Red & Brown
. One of the more
common die pairings featuring a Union shield on the obverse,
ARMY & NAVY within a wreath on the reverse. Abundant red
color remains amid tan-brown surfaces.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 160
2790
(1861-65) Civil War Token. F-219/320a, Rarity 1, The
Federal Union
.
NGC graded UNC Details, Bent.
Struck in
copper. Nicely detailed and nicely toned despite a slight bend in
the planchet.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $80 - 90
2791
(1861-65) Civil War Token. F-219/320a, Rarity 1, The
Federal Union
.
NGC graded UNC Details, Bent.
Despite
the slight bend, this is still an attractive example featuring
glossy golden-brown surfaces.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $50 - 60
