STEVE HAYDEN PO Box 22514 Charleston SC 29413 (843) 973-4556 (Voice Mail or FAX) - Email [email protected] Web Site CivilWarTokens.com MAIL BID SALE - #39 Closing February 9th, 2014 Sunday (online) First Lot at 7:00 PM EST until Last Lot just after 11:00 PM EST

TERMS OF SALE: (note many new terms with this sale)

1. There are NO buyer's fees in this sale. What you bid is the most you will pay.

2. Bids are reduced to one increment over the second highest bid. Bidding increments are: for bids up to $50 the increment is $2, from $50 to $100 the increment is $5, from $100 to $250 the increment is $10, from $250 to $500 the increment is $25, from $500 to $2,500 the increment is $50, from $2,500 to $5,000 the increment is $250, from $5,000 to $10,000 the increment is $500, from $10,000 to $25,000 the increment is $1,000 and over $25,000 the increment is $2,500.

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Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens 1 - 1/229 e R7 MS62 20% Bright. 1863 Our Country struck in White Metal. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (200-300) 2 - 1/436 b R7 MS63 20% Bright more so on the obverse. 1863 United Country with scarce reverse die struck in Brass. (300-400) 3 - 3/373 b R6 EF+ Trace Bright. 1863 The Union For Ever struck in Brass by Koehler of Baltimore. Two very scarce dies, a FINE+ sold for $180.40 in our July 2007 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Russ Sears July 1995. (400-500) 4 - 5/288 a R2 EF+ God Protect The Union. (25-50) 5 - 6/268 a R1 MS64 10% Red mint luster. 1863 Union For Ever. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (75-100) 6 - 6D/310 b R9 AU Trace Bright. 1863 Army & Navy struck in Brass. Very unusual as this is the only variety listed in the 6, 7 and 8 die family in anything other than . Though listed as R9 we know of no other. From the Henry South collection earlier from our October 1999 sale where it realized $132. (200-300) 7 - 7B/313 a R10 VF From late obverse rusted die state as usual. 1863 Army & Navy. Rare die combination currently listed as Unique. There are likely four or five known all lower grade and late die state. (150-200) 8 - 9/211 a R6 VF+ Very scarce Indiana Primitive with Flag of the Union reverse. (100-150) 9 - 9/238 b R9 VF Or a bit better with a planchet flaw or scratch across the obverse. Rare Indiana Primitive token with Monitor reverse die struck in Brass. Very scarce die combination as the Copper variety is even rarer though called R8, a VF+ brought $792 in our October 2003 sale. (200-300) 10 - 9/298A a R7 VF+ Rare Indiana Primitive version of Scovill's 1863 Army & Navy die 10. (100-150) 11 - 9/405 a R6 EF A bit weak on reverse. The Constitution Must And Shall Be Preserved. (75-100) 12 - 22/442 a R2 MS62 Trace Red. 1863 New York. A common variety but rarely seen this nice, just the second Uncirculated example we have recorded. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Gary Pipher collections. (75-100) 13 - 26/418 g R9 MS63 Trace Bright with slightly porous surface as struck. 1863 Peace Forever with NORTH and SOUTH shaking hands. Very rare variety struck in Lead, a VF with residues brought $148.50 in our July 2009 auction. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (500-750) 14 - 31/279 a R6 VF 1863 Union 1863. Very scarce Patriotic dies, another VF sold for $88 in our December 2006 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Harold Rice in August 1974. (100-150) 15 - 36/340 a R2 AU+ Liberty and No Slavery. (75-100) 16 - 37/255 a R3 MS64 40% Red. 1863 For Public Accommodation Knickerbocker Currency. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (75-100) 17 - 37/256 a R2 MS63 Trace Red and fairly well struck for combination. Horrors of War Blessings Of Peace 1863 For Public Accommodation. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (100-150) 18 - 41/337 a R2 MS65 Trace Red struck from worn dies as usual. 1863 Our Navy. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (100-150) 19 - 42/336 a R4 MS63 Trace Red from early die state with no die crack or cud. Our Navy 1864 Liberty Cap. Very scarce this nice. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (150-200) 20 - 46/339 a R1 MS66 Trace Red with bisecting reverse die crack. Liberty 1864 with shield. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN but called 43/339 in error. (200-300) 21 - 46/339 a R1 MS64 60% Red. Liberty 1864 with shield. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (150-200) 22 - 46/339 a R1 MS63 Trace Red with bisecting reverse die crack. Liberty 1864 with shield. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (75-100) 23 - 46/339 b R7 MS64 Or a bit better with 70% Bright luster and a sharp early die state. Liberty 1864 with shield struck in Brass. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (500-750) 24 - 47/332 a R1 MS64 20% Red mostly on the obverse on a seemingly larger than normal planchet. Very attractive. Liberty 1864 Our Army. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (100-150) 25 - 47/332 a R1 MS66 Trace Red. Liberty 1864 Our Army. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (150-200) 26 - 50/179 a R8 EF With some natural planchet roughness on obverse opposite the large cud that has formed over the horse's head. Rare die combination from the late reverse die state as usual. A VF+ realized $146 in our March 2010 sale. (150-200) 27 - 51/334 a R1 MS64 60% Red. Our Army. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (100-150) 28 - 51/334 a R1 MS65 20% Red. Our Army. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (100-150) 29 - 51/334 e R7 MS63 50% Bright struck on a bowed planchet. Our Army struck in White Metal. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (200-300) 30 - 51/342 ao R10 AU58 Indian Princess Union Forever 1864. Boldly double struck with shield and other detail plainly visible on the obverse. Great mint error. From the Ken Bauer collection. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (750-1000) 31 - 51/342A a R2 MS66 Sharp strike with nice luster and toning. Indian Princess Union Forever 1864. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (200-300) 32 - 53/336 a R1 MS65 Trace Red with very nice luster. Our Navy. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (100-150) 33 - 54/343A a R6 VF Very scarce reverse die. (150-200) 34 - 55/162 a R1 MS64 Trace Red. 1864 Indian Princess Our Army. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (75-100) 35 - 59/453 b R8 AU Sharply struck but with a number of light hairlines. Crude 1863 dated 10 Cent piece struck in Brass. Rare reverse die that is usually found in worn condition often with problems. An EF with small spot and tiny digs brought $250 in our July 2007 sale. From the Henry South collection. (200-300) 36 - 61/355 a R2 MS64 40% Red with nice cartwheel luster. 1863 Not One Cent. Rarely seen this nice. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (100-150) 37 - 67/372 d R5 VF 1863 Not One Cent struck in Copper Nickel. Very nice planchet for this die combination that is usually found quite rough. From the Henry South collection earlier from Walt Korzick. (75-100) 38 - 68A/371 a R3 MS62 Trace Red struck from rusted dies more so on the obverse. 1863 Not One Cent. Very rarely seen in Uncirculated condition. (75-100)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens

039 041 046 39 - 71/467 a R9 EF+ Very rare 1863 Indian Head obverse die with popular National Currency, Free Trade And Human Rights reverse. This is the finest of four others we have seen offered. An example in VF+ with a tiny obverse nick brought $1,500 in our December 2008 auction. (2000-3000) 40 - 76/470 a R8 AU 1864 Indian Head with generic Druggist and Saddlery reverse. A so-called Half Card. Very scarce reverse die. Another AU realized $469.44 in our December 2000 offering. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Gary Fitzgerald in 1977. (500-750) 41 - 76A/522 a R9 MS63 Trace Red. 1864 Indian Head with Family & Ship (Shop) Grindstones reverse die. A so-called Half Card. Two exceedingly rare Patriotic dies, this is the first example we have ever seen offered publicly. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Herman Aqua in January 1989. (6000-8000) 42 - 82/352A a R2 MS64 Trace Red. 1863 Indian Head with , flags and drum. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (75-100) 43 - 86/357 a R2 MS64 20% Red. 1863 Not One Cent. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB but called 93/362 in error. (75-100) 44 - 87/356 a R1 MS66 20% Red from an early die state with sharp strike and not the weakness often seen on this variety. 1863 Not One Cent. A similar early die state in MS64 sold for $135 in our June 2013 auction. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (200-300) 45 - 90/364 a R1 MS65 20% Red. 1863 Not One Cent with tiny eagle's head on reverse. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (150-200) 46 - 96/129 b R9 MS63 Or a bit better with 60% Bright luster. Popular Lincoln / Indian Head double header struck in Brass. Rare variety, a weakly struck MS62 brought $900 in our December 2006 auction. (1000-1500)

047 048 050 47 - 96A/131A a R8 MS66 30% Red. Rare Lincoln / Indian double header struck in Copper with very rare obverse die. One of just five examples of this variety we have recorded. An MS64 brought $1,760 in our September 2010 auction. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (2000-3000) 48 - 104/521 a R9 EF40 Double or perhaps triple struck with nearly 180 degree rotation between strikes. Oddly this doubling seems to have enhanced the strike for this notoriously poorly struck variety. Rare variety with rare Copper Mine Token reverse die struck by A. W. Escherich of Chicago Illinois. Overrated at R9 but this is one of the most detailed examples we have seen offered, a weakly struck EF sold for $550 in our June 2005 sale, while a well struck and likely finest known AU+ brought $1,855 in our July 2012 sale. In a NGC holder graded XF40 BN. (1000-1500) 49 - 107/107 a R8 AU Trace Red with early die state reverse brockage. George Washington full brockage mint error. Although the most common Civil War token brockage, still a very scarce and popular type which is often seen in a later die state with incomplete details. (500-750) 50 - 113/114A a R8 MS64 40% Red and Proof Like. Pater Patrie, two rare George Washington dies. Rarely seen this nice, an Uncirculated with a tiny rim nick realized $1,017.76 in our April 2000 sale. From the Norweb collection envelope included. (1000-1500)

051 059 060 51 - 114B/228 a R8 MS62 With small struck through string or wire impression at 8 o'clock. Two rare dies including the George Washington, The Cincinnatus of America paired and the popular All Seeing Eye reverse. Just the third example we have seen offered, nicer than the MS60 that brought $1,012 in our December 2006 auction. (1000-1500) 52 - 118/418 a R2 MS65 10% Red. 1863 Peace For Ever with hands labeled North and South shaking. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (100-150) 53 - 118/418 a R2 MS64 10% Red struck from worn obverse die though reverse and North and South are well struck for variety. 1863 Peace For Ever with hands labeled North and South shaking. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (75-100) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens 54 - 118/419 a R5 AU 1863 Peace For Ever with hands labeled North and South shaking. Very scarce reverse die. From the Henry South collection earlier from New Netherlands April 1972 auction. (75-100) 55 - 119/398 a R1 AU+ Trace Red and sharp strike. George Washington with shield within star. (50-75) 56 - 119/398 b R8 FINE+ George Washington struck in Brass. Very rare variety, just the second we have seen offered. From the Henry South collection. (100-150) 57 - 124/294 a R7 AU President 1864 Freedom. Very scarce obverse die many times rarer than the 125's. A VF+ sold for $357.50 in our December 2006 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Sheila Fuhrman in November 2007. (500-750) 58 - 125/248 a R6 VF+ With obverse spot. Abm. Lincoln President 1864 OK. Popular token, a VF brought $199.10 in our March 2008 auction. Dewitt AL 1864-47 (150-200) 59 - 126/295 a R5 MS64 Or a bit better well struck with 20% Red. Lincoln The Right Man In The Right Place. Very fine die polish lines are visible on the obverse. Much scarcer in Copper than in Copper Nickel and just the fourth Uncirculated example we have seen offered. An EF brought $155 in our October 2003 sale. From the Francis Toth collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (1000-1500) 60 - 127/185A a R9 MS65 Very sharp strike with 30% Red mostly on the reverse. Abraham Lincoln 1864 with anti war Live And Let Live 1863 reverse. Exceedingly rare reverse die in the Patriotic series only used on two varieties, this and with obverse 125 also in copper. This is the only example of either we have seen offered and a die missing from the Steve Tanenbaum collection. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (6000-8000) 61 - 128/289 b R3 MS63 20% Bright. Lincoln and Union 1864. (200-300) 62 - 128/290 b R4 VF+ Lincoln and Union 1864 struck in Brass. (100-150)

063 064 065 63 - 129/349 k R9 MS65 90% Bright and fully Proof Like and Cameo. Abraham Lincoln 1864 with popular reverse die featuring cannons, flags and drums struck in Gilt. Currently unlisted and combined with the Copper version. It likely deserves its own listing. The Tanenbaum example an MS64 nearly as bright and also Proof Like sold for $900 in our July 2012 sale. (1000-1500) 64 - 131/479 a R8 MS63 30% Red. Abraham Lincoln 1864 National 1863 struck in Copper. Rare Lincoln obverse die and very rare variety, just the sixth we have seen offered. A similar example brought $1,207.76 in our July 2001 sale. Dewitt AL 1864-32 From the Francis Toth collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (1500-2000) 65 - 131/479A e Unlisted MS64 Proof Like and quite attractive. Rare Lincoln die with Unlisted reverse First Battalion Union Campaign Club. One of just four known and thought to be the original use for die 131. A holed AU example sold for $1,485 in our July 2009 sale. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 DPL. (3000-4000)

066 067 073 66 - 132/149 a R5 MS64 30% Red. For President Abraham Lincoln / For Vice President Andrew Johnson. Popular token by Robert Lovett Jr. of Philadelphia signed RL under each bust. Rarely seen this nice. Dewitt AL 1864-67 In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (750-1000) 67 - 132A/149 a R5 MS64 Or a bit better with 20% Red mostly on the obverse. For President Abraham Lincoln / For Vice President Andrew Johnson. Popular token by Robert Lovett Jr. of Philadelphia. This example has a Brassy appearance, though NGC has judged it to be Copper. Rarely seen this nice. Dewitt AL 1864-68 From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (750-1000) 68 - 136/397 a R1 MS65 Trace Red with good luster and nice strike. Beware "Copper Head" 1863 with coiled snake. Always popular, a MS64 sold for $226 in our October 2011 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (300-400) 69 - 137/395 a R1 AU Typical strike. This Medal Price One Cent. (25-50) 70 - 138A/150 a R6 AU For President Geo. B. McClellan / For Vice President Hon. J. H. Pendleton. Two very scarce dies, an AU+ brought $340.15 in our June 2013 auction. (300-400) 71 - 140/394 a R1 MS63 Or a bit better with 20% Red mostly on the obverse and sharp strike. 1863 Little Mack McClellan Medal For One Cent. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (150-200) 72 - 141/307 a R1 MS62 Trace Red all on the obverse. Crude General George B. McClellan Army & Navy. Very scarce in Uncirculated condition. (75-100)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens

73 - 153/282 e R9 MS62 60% Bright and nearly Proof Like. Benjamin Franklin with unusual eagle with broken? neck struck in White Metal. Both dies are rare, one of just two examples we have seen offered. From the Mark Glazer collection earlier from our September 2010 sale were it realized $2,530. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (2000-3000)

074 076 091 74 - 153/0 fo1 Unlisted AU Trace Bright struck of an 1838 Mexican Four Real VF or better. Rare Franklin die unlisted struck over 1838 Mexican 4 Real and listed as Unique over a Silver coin (1799 Dollar). An example over the much more available Large Cent dated 1841 brought $1,400 in our October 2011 sale. From the John Ford collection. (1500-2000) 75 - 154/218 a R5 EF Stephen Douglas with Naked Amazon reverse. A VF realized $148.50 in our March 2008 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Virgil Brand collection earlier from Jon Harris at the 1974 ANA. (200-300) 76 - 156/524 a R8 MS65 Well struck with nice luster. Eagle 1863 with Sewing Machines Neatly Repaired 1863 reverse. Two rare single use Patriotic dies. An EF brought $825 in our July 2009 sale. From the Francis Toth collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (2000-3000) 77 - 159/469 a R8 EF+ Trace Red all on the obverse with usual small obverse rim cuds and stronger than normal strike. 1863 Flying Eagle with Dry Goods And Groceries reverse. Two rare single use dies. A VF realized $788 in our July 2009 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from PCAC in November 1980. (1000-1500) 78 - 166/432 a R6 MS64 30% Red more so on the reverse. Union shield with eagle and No Compromise With Traitors reverse. Very scarce obverse die, particularly this nice. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (400-500) 79 - 169/213 a R2 EF With some light marks. Popular Peace Maker 1863. From the John Dettinger collection. (25-50) 80 - 172/429 a R5 MS63 Military Necessity with crossed canons. Rarely seen this nice, just the second Uncirculated example I have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Cindy Grellman collections. (300-400) 81 - 174/272 a R1 MS64 30% Red. First In War First In Peace 1863 with Washington on horseback. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (75-100) 82 - 174/272 a R1 MS65 10% Red. First In War First In Peace 1863 with Washington on horseback. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (75-100) 83 - 174/272 a R1 MS65 10% Red. First In War First In Peace 1863 with Washington on horseback. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (75-100) 84 - 174/272 a R1 MS66 10% Red all on the obverse with attractive reverse toning. First In War First In Peace 1863 with Washington on horseback. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (150-200) 85 - 175/400 a R3 EF+ With bold strike and tiny planchet clip. The Indiana Primitive version of Scovill's 174 die. Very scarce this nice. (75-100) 86 - 175/401 a R5 AU With some luster and tiny clip. First In Peace First In War 1863 The Union Must and Shall be Preserved - Jackson. Indiana Primitive manufacturer Higgins' version of Scovill's 174 die. (100-150) 87 - 175/403 a R4 AU But with reverse stain with normal weak date. The Union Must & Shall Be Preserved Jackson. (50-75) 88 - 176/271 b R6 EF Reverse stained with a few light hairlines. 10% Bright. Rare variety, only the third example we have seen offered. (50-75) 89 - 180/430 a R4 MS64 20% Red. With full Hero Of Pea Ridge motto and A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned reverse. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Cindy Grellman collections. (300-400) 90 - 191/443 a R1 MS65 30% Red with nice luster and strong strike. Pro Bono Publico 1863 New York. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (100-150) 91 - 193A/470A a R8 AU And well struck for die variety. One Country 1864 Union with Dealer In Drugs Medicines & Groceries reverse. Two rare dies, particularly this nice. A VF with weakness realized $990 in our October 2002 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum and George Hattie collections earlier from PCAC's May 1978 sale. (1500-2000) 92 - 197/380 a R2 MS64 Trace Red with nice toning. United States of America 1863 with eagle on shield. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (75-100)

093 110 115 93 - 201/201 a R9 AU Very sharp reverse brockage. Our Union with shield. Nice early stage brockage mint error, one of many Civil War token subsets for which Steve Tanenbaum had quite a passion. The first we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from an R. M. Smythe November 1993 auction. (1000-1500) 94 - 202/434 a R1 MS64 20% Red. Tradesmen's Currency Good For One Cent United States Copper. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (75-100) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens 95 - 203/412 a R3 VF+ The Flag Of Our Union Shoot Him on the Spot. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Leslie Heilbronner. (50-75) 96 - 205/410 a R3 MS63 20% Red and well struck. The Flag Of Our Union 1863 If Anyone Attempts To Tear It Down Shoot Him on the Spot Dix. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (75-100) 97 - 206/320 a R1 MS64 30% Red. The Flag Of Our Union 1863 Army & Navy. If a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (75-100) 98 - 207/409 a R1 MS66 20% Red more so on the reverse with sharp strike. The Flag Of Our Union 1863 If Anyone Attempts To Tear It Down Shoot Him on the Spot Dix. In a NGC holder graded MS66 RB. (200-300) 99 - 207/410 a R1 MS65 10% Red more so on the reverse with sharp strike. The Flag Of Our Union 1863 If Anyone Attempts To Tear It Down Shoot Him on the Spot Dix. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (100-150) 100 - 214/416 b R4 MS63 30% Bright. The Flag Of Our Union 1863 If Anyone Attempts To Tear It Down Shoot Him on the Spot Dix. Struck in Brass and very scarce particularly this nice. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (100-150) 101 - 216/293 a R3 EF And quite sharply struck for variety. No North No South No East No West, One Country with Flag. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Gary Pipher in 1975. (50-75) 102 - 221/324 a R1 MS66 20% Red and very sharp strike for variety. The Federal Union It Must And Shall Be Preserved Army & Navy. In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (200-300) 103 - 222/325 a R2 MS65 10% Red with sharp strike. The Federal Union It Must And Shall Be Preserved Army & Navy. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (100-150) 104 - 234/431 a R6 EF Indiana Primitive version of Scovill's 233 die, the main difference is that this one is actually labeled Capital. The only Patriotic use of this obverse die. (150-200) 105 - 237/423 a R1 MS63 30% Red. Our Little Monitor 1863. (200-300) 106 - 237/423 a R1 AU 10% Red. Our Little Monitor 1863. (100-150) 107 - 238/402 a R4 EF+ Well struck and centered with some light obverse planchet flaws as made. The Indiana Primitive version of Our Little Monitor. Very scarce obverse and reverse die. Much nicer than the VF+ that sold for $357.50 in our March 2008 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Wayne Stafford in January 1980. (500-750) 108 - 239/422 a R2 MS63 30% Red and nicely toned. Our Little Monitor 1863. (200-300) 109 - 240/337 a R1 MS63 Nicely toned. 1863 Our Navy Monitor. From the John Dettinger collection. (150-200) 110 - 241/336 e R8 MS64 50% Bright. 1864 Monitor Our Navy struck in White Metal. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (750-1000) 111 - 241/338 a R2 MS62 Or a bit better struck from rusted late obverse die state. 1864 Monitor Our Navy. (150-200) 112 - 243/380 a R5 MS64 20% Red. Erinnerung an 1863 Not One Cent. Rare and underrated die combination and the first Uncirculated example we have seen offered. An EF+ brought $154 in our December 2012 sale. (400-500) 113 - 247/377 a R2 EF+ Constitution For Ever Not One Cent. (25-50) 114 - 258/446L a R5 VF+ Or a bit better but also a bit weakly struck as are most. 1863 Trade And Commerce struck on a large 26mm planchet. (50-75) 115 - 260/447 a R7 MS65 Trace Red mainly on the obverse with very attractive toning and nearly Proof Like. Constitution 1861 Concession Before Secession struck in Copper Nickel. A very popular token, an MS62 example in Copper Nickel sold for $775.50 in our March 2010 auction. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (2000-3000) 116 - 299/350 d R8 MS63 50% Bright struck on a filed down planchet, likely a former Copper Nickel though no undertype is visible. Drum, Flags and Crossed Canons Army & Navy struck in Copper Nickel. (300-400)

117 119 122 117 - 299/350 do R7 MS63 30% Bright struck over an 1863 Copper Nickel Indian Head Cent with strong date and good detail particularly on the reverse. Drum, Flags and Crossed Canons Army & Navy struck in Copper Nickel. Much rarer than the non over struck variety despite the given rarities. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Larry Elman January 1985. (1000-1500) 118 - 332/336 a R4 EF Our Army / Our Navy. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Gary Pipher. (50-75) 119 - 427/480A b R9 VF+ Union C 1863 with Eureka Good For 10. Two rare dies particularly the reverse. One of the nicest pieces we have handled as most have some sort of problem mainly stray counterstamps. Another VF+ but with parallel lines counterstamped on obverse brought $452.52 in our December 2000 auction. (750-1000) 120 - 450/471 a R1 MS63 30% Red with attractive toning. United We Stand Divided We Fall. From the John Dettinger collection. (75-100) 121 - 498/499 Iron R8 EF Or so by wear but quite weakly struck particularly on the obverse with usual porous planchet and staining. The First Ironclad 1862 Made From the Armor Plate Of The Merrimac. Now delisted as being made after the Civil War, still very popular relic. A much stronger but still weak at centers EF example brought $3,520 in our July 2006 sale. (1000-1500) 122 - 510/510A a R8 MS66 50% Red with nice luster and toning. Stephen A. Douglas / Presidents House struck in Copper. A mostly Red MS63 brought $1,125 in our March 2010 sale. Dewitt SD 1860-14 In a NGC holder graded MS66 RB. (2000-3000) 123 - 510/510A b R8 UNC Details Trace Bright with small obverse stain. Stephen A. Douglas / Presidents House struck in Brass. A holed EF sold for $305 in our March 2003 sale. Dewitt SD 1860-14 (400-500) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens 124 - 512/Transit AG Very well worn and / or weakly struck with some light scratches. Civil War token die 512 weakly double struck over a more modern Nickel transportation token. Most of the legend (The) Union Must And Shall Be Pr(eserved) can be read along with an outlined shield and even the die crack through the O of Union. On the transit side we can read Gen(???) // Rapid(???). This token or a similar one being written up in the 1972 Winter issue of the Civil War Token Society Journal as a possible new Civil War token. We also remember it being debunked a few years later though we could not find the specific issue. Regardless, a very interesting item struck from a Civil War token die that must have survived for long after the war, what a wonderful find it would be if the actual die were discovered. (100-150)

125 126 127 125 - 514/519 a R8 MS64 10% Red all on the obverse. No Submission To The North with blank reverse. Rare die combination in Copper, just the second we have seen offered. (1500-2000)

Civil War Soldier Dog Tag

126 - Civil War Soldiers ID Tag EF+ 10% Bright, holed for suspension with a few tiny rim marks. Abraham Lincoln President US War Of 1861 (around bust right signed F. B. Smith) with Caleb C. McKee 19 NY Ind'p Battery Newfane Niagara Co. N. York punched into the blank reverse. Listed as stock tag Lincoln 6A in Maier and Stahl's book on Identification Discs of Union Soldiers in the Civil War and called Rare by type. Gilt Brass 30mm with 20% or so of original Gilt remaining. (1500-2000)

Civil War Sutler Tokens

127 - DT A-50 C R7 AU+ S. E. Ward Sutler, Fort Laramie Dakota Territory. A very nice example for a rare state often seen with planchet clips or stains. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dave Schenkman collections. This is the Schenkman plate specimen. (1500-2000)

128 129 132 128 - IL C-10 B R8 AU+ Trace Bright. 27th Regiment Illinois Volunteers Good For 10 Cents In Goods. Rare variety just the fourth we have seen offered. Likely one of the finest known, FINE+ with reverse worn off sold for $350 in our October 2011 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dave Schenkman collections. (1500-2000) 129 - IL H-25 C R8 MS62 H. H. Beecher & Co. 40th Illinois Regiment 25 Cents. Very likely the finest known example of this Sutler. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dave Schenkman collections. This is the Schenkman plate specimen. (1000-1500) 130 - IL J-25 B R8 VF A. H. Davis Sutler 45th Illinois Volunteers. Only the second example of this variety we have seen offered. From the Terry Brenner collection. (1000-1500) 131 - IL K-10 B R8 EF H. Lester Good For 10 Cents In Goods At Sutlers Store, 51st Regiment Illinois Volunteers with maker Childs advertisement on reverse. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Gene Arneson collections. (500-750) 132 - IN E-10 B R9 MS62 Or a bit better with traces of Bright luster. Sutler Check 22nd Regiment Indiana Volunteers with Stanton Die Sinker back stamp. By far the finest of the three we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dave Schenkman collections. This is the Schenkman plate specimen. (1500-2000)

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133 135 136 133 - IN G-25 B R8 MS62 20% Bright. G. Davidson 36th Indiana Volunteers. Just the third Uncirculated example from this Sutler we have seen offered. From the Raymond Bunt collection. (1000-1500) 134 - IN N- 5 B R8 VF But with some dents and marks. W.W. Sibley & Co. Sutler 71st Regiment Indiana Volunteers. Very rare Sutler and just the second example of this variety we have seen offered. An EF sold for $1,127.50 in our July 2006 sale. From the Byron Hoke and Henry Chapman collections earlier from Ed Rice. (1000-1500) 135 - IN P-10 B R8 AU 10% Bright. T. J. Hosford & Co. Sutlers 84th Regiment Indiana Volunteers 10 Cents with John Stanton back stamp. Exceedingly rare Sutler and the first example of this variety we have seen offered, despite its rarity rating. This is the Schenkman plate specimen. (2000-3000) 136 - IN Q-25 B R9 EF+ G. S. Maddy & Co. 84th Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Rare sutler a VF+ of the 5 Cent variety sold for $1,250 in our October 2011 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dave Schenkman collections. (1000-1500) 137 - MA B-50 C R6 VF Harvey Lewis Sutler 23rd Massachusetts Regiment. From the Raymond Bunt collection. (300-400)

138 140 141 138 - NE A-25 C R7 EF With a number of light marks mostly on the reverse. P. Hoddy & Co. First Nebraska Regiment 25 Cents In Goods with John Stanton back stamp. Rare state. From the Raymond Bunt collection. (750-1000) 139 - NY A-25 C R6 VF+ J. J. Benson Sutler 1st New York Mounted Rifles. (300-400) 140 - NY C-10 L R9 EF With some residues as is not uncommon with these Lead tokens. G. C. F. Sutler 10 struck in Lead. G. C. Freeborn was the Sutler for the 5th New York Volunteers. An exceedingly rare Sutler and a variety missing from the Tanenbaum collection. From the John Ford collection earlier from Harmer Rooke's May 1970 sale. (1500-2000) 141 - NY E- 5 B R9 EF+ Trace Bright. G. H. Benedict was a sutler for the 13th New York Heavy Artillery. Rare sutler, a VF sold for $1,000 in our March 2010 sale. Very likely the finest known from the Sutler. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from W. W. Gator (Watley & Woodbury) in May 1984. (1500-2000) 142 - OH G- 5 B R7 AU 10% Bright. 5th Regiment Ohio Volunteers struck with incused reverse on a Brass planchet. An EF with some light hairlines realized $385 in March 2010 our auction. From the Raymond Bunt collection. (500-750)

143 144 146 143 - OH H- 5 B R7 MS63 20% Bright. S. Hatch 7th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Militia 5 Cents with blank reverse. Likely the finest known. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dave Schenkman collections. This is the Schenkman plate specimen. (1500-2000) 144 - OH AC- 5 B R8 AU+ 10% Bright. Wm. W. Drennan 64th Regiment Ohio Volunteers. Rare Sutler, just the fourth example we have seen offered from all denominations combined, an EF of the 25 Cent denomination brought $1,584 in our March 2010 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Byron Hoke and Henry Chapman collections earlier from Ed Rice. (2000-3000) 145 - PA D-10 Bb R8 EF G. McAlpin Sutler 11 Pennsylvania Cavalry. Much nicer than the Tanenbaum specimen. From the Raymond Bunt collection. (500-750) 146 - PA F-10 B R8 VF+ With some tiny digs. L. Lang Sutler 12th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment Good 10. Exceedingly rare Sutler, one of just three we have seen offered of all three denominations. From the Raymond Bunt collection. (1500-2000)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Sutler Tokens 147 - PA I-25 B R5 MS63 30% Bright. J. A. Garman Sutler 54th Pennsylvania Volunteers. An MS62 sold for $550 in our December 2010 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and William Chance collections. (750-1000)

148 149 151 148 - NL R- C R9 MS62 Trace Red. J. M. Longwell Sutler 119 U.S.C.I. Very popular sutler as it was one of just a handful that service Black soldiers, in this case the 119th United States Colored Infantry. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Herman Aqua collections. (3000-4000)

Civil War Store Cards

149 - AL425A-5a R8 EF Details but porous from burial with some residues and light reverse scratches. White & Swann, Huntsville Alabama struck in Copper. Very rare and desirable southern state. Rare "15" reverse die 1397. Just the second example in our data base. A MS63 of the -5i variety realized $7,500 in our July 2013 sale. (1500-2000) 150 - CT 35B-1b R8 UNC Details 20% Bright but Copper plated Brass. A. W. Wallace's Variety Bakery, Bridgeport Connecticut. What appears to be an original Brass striking is revealed to be Brass plated Copper. We have never seen an Brass example and perhaps we never will. This piece or a similar one could have been the cause of the original listing. (100-150) 151 - CT560aA-1b R8 VF+ Gilbert B. Hotchkiss 1 Pint Milk Business Card struck in Brass. Always a rare merchant but also known not to be from Cincinnati for quite some time. Current research now places his dairy business in Watertown Connecticut. The last example we offered was a FINE+ way back in May of 1995 and sold for $247.50 when it was still thought to be from the less desirable Cincinnati location. From the Wayne Liechty collection. (500-750) 152 - CT560A-2a R4 EF+ New York Store Millinery, Waterbury Connecticut. (75-100)

153 161 168 153 - IL 65A-1a R9 MS65 30% Red more so on the reverse and very well struck. S. P. Sedgwick & Co., Bloomington Illinois with very rare Lincoln reverse die 1144. The finer of just two examples we have seen offered. This die combination is only available in Copper. Many times rarer than the -1a variety with 1145 Lincoln reverse, by our count 2 to 13, despite both being call R9. An example of -1a in MS65 sold for $660 in our December 2008 auction. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (1500-2000) 154 - IL 65A-7a Unlisted MS62 Or better with Trace Red and a Blank unstruck reverse. Though it has a raised rim of sorts, the reverse has textured surface of a blank reverse that was made when two planchets were placed into the dies at the same time. S. P. Sedgwick, Bloomingdale Illinois. Interesting mint error. From the Dave Bowers collection. (200-300) 155 - IL150 G-1a R5 MS64 10% Red. Ira Brown Book Dealer 61 West Kinzie St., Chicago Illinois. Very scarce merchant particularly this nice. This is one of just two Uncirculated examples we have recorded. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (300-400) 156 - IL150 I-4a R3 EF+ A. Candler Watches, Chicago. Scarce merchant. (50-75) 157 - IL150 J-11a R7 EF A bit weakly struck at centers. Childs Die Sinker & Engraver, Chicago Illinois. (50-75) 158 - IL150 P-2a R6 VF Tiny clip. F. N. Dubois Die Sinker, Chicago Illinois. One of the rarest Chicago merchants. A FINE+ realized $211.20 in our March 1997 auction. From the Henry South collection. (400-500) 159 - IL150 R-2a R7 VF Crudely struck as usual with a light obverse scrape. A. W. Escherich Wire Worker 1861, Chicago. Rare variety with Business Card reverse die 1369. An EF sold for $175.50 in or May 2004 sale. From the Henry South collection. (75-100) 160 - IL150 V-2a R3 EF Freedman & Goodkind Millinery, Chicago Illinois. From the John Dettinger collection. (25-50) 161 - IL150 Y-1a R2 MS64 40% Red. F. Gall New York Meat Market, Chicago with popular 1286 reverse featuring bull with horns and holding two flags in its mouth. Quite underrated and just the third Uncirculated example we have seen offered. A VF sold for $110 in our July 2007 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (750-1000) 162 - IL150AC-2a R2 MS63 10% Red. Harlev & Johnson Trunks & Valises, Chicago with a trunk pictured. Struck from strongly clashed dies. Very underrated variety and the merchant is rarely seen in Uncirculated condition. This merchant will be moved to the Non Contemporary section of the next Store Card book as the company was in business from 1873 to 1876 only. (100-150) 163 - IL150AO-1a R5 EF J. H. Mingers Saloon Boarding House. Rare and very underrated merchant, a FINE+ with tiny spots sold for $158.40 in our December 2010 sale. From the John Dettinger collection. (200-300) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 164 - IL150AT-4a R4 EF+ W. G. Peck Grocer, Chicago Illinois 1861. From the John Dettinger collection. (50-75) 165 - IL150AZ-4a R2 EF F. E. Rigby Wall Papers, Chicago with popular reverse die 1356. (25-50) 166 - IL150BE-1a R5 EF W. Treleaven Gold Pen Maker, Chicago Illinois. Scarce merchant, another EF sold for $100 in our March 2003 sale. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (100-150) 167 - IL150BG-2a Unlisted VF With large hole and 86 counterstamped onto a planed down reverse. C. Winsauer Gunsmith, Chicago likely modified for use as a Gun Claim Check. Very interesting and the only example we have seen. From the Dave Bowers and Rich Hartzog collections. (150-200) 168 - IL200A-1a R5 MS64 50% Red more so on the obverse. I. L. Ellwood, DeKalb Illinois. Manufactured by Bridgens of New York with George Washington reverse die. Just the second Uncirculated example we have seen offered, an AU+ sold for $330 in our July 2006 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (1000-1500)

169 173 179 169 - IL215A-1a R7 VF+ J. Hayes & Bro. 5 Cents 1863 with Flying Eagle. Rare town and merchant formerly listed as OH165BP-1a however it will be placed in Du Quoin Illinois in the new Store Card book based on current research. (750-1000) 170 - IL215A-2a R8 VG A bit porous. J. Hayes & Bro. 1 Drink 1863 with Flying Eagle. Rare town and merchant formerly listed as OH165BP-2a however it will be placed in Du Quoin Illinois in the new Store Card book based on current research. From the Henry South collection earlier from Chuck Kirtley July 1985 sale. (300-400) 171 - IL225A-1a R3 EF+ H. L. Mosely, Durand Illinois. Underrated town. (50-75) 172 - IL500B-5a R9 EF With obverse die crack from 4 to 10 o'clock. M. Weaver Dry Goods, Lena Illinois. Very rare obverse die, just the second we have seen offered and who's rarity is likely explained by the noted die crack. From the Henry South collection. (150-200) 173 - IL535B-1a R9 EF Smith's Billiard Saloon 5 Cts. 1863. Formerly listed as SNL-3a, this will be listed under Macomb in the new Store Card book. Believed to be issued by Richard W. Smith of Macomb, Illinois who is found in the 1864 IL Gazetteer as a saloonkeeper. A porous VF with light marks brought $1,950 in our December 2012 sale. (2000-3000) 174 - IL540A-1a R4 MS64 40% Red. H. G. Skinner, Marengo Illinois. This is the current Fuld Plate specimen. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (500-750) 175 - IL690E-1a R6 VF But porous with residues. Sisk & Whalen Restaurant, Paris Illinois. Rare merchant with pictorial of running dog. It seems unlikely that a restaurant would use a dog in an advertisement so this may actually be a fox or calf. When offered this merchant is usually represented by a collectors strike in Uncirculated condition, this is a rare opportunity to acquire this merchant for much less than the $1,000 such pieces often bring. (75-100) 176 - IL692A- 9a R2 EF With a light scratch or planchet flaw across the reverse. Yankee Robinson Big Show 1863. Robinson operated a traveling Circus and has traditionally been listed under Cincinnati Ohio. In the third edition of the Store Card book he will be relocated to Peoria Illinois where his base of operations was located at the time these Civil War tokens were issued. (25-50) 177 - IL755A-5a Unlisted VF With two small reverse digs. A. J. Davis, Rockford Illinois. Unlisted obverse die with 1106 reverse, the eighth we have recorded. The not pictured obverse has different spacing and a comma rather than a period after Rockford. From the John Dettinger collection. (50-75) 178 - IL775B-2a R2 EF+ W. B. Castle Bank, Sandwich Illinois. (75-100) 179 - IL890B-2e R9 MS62 20% Bright. J. L. Loveday & Co., Waukegan Illinois with George Washington reverse struck in White Metal. (300-400) 180 - IL890C-1a R9 VF With a few light marks. D. P. Millen, Waukegan Lake County Illinois. Very scarce merchant, an AU sold for $240 in our September 2010 auction. From the Henry South collection. (100-150) 181 - IN 10A-3a R9 MS62 Or a bit better with attractive toning. Wolfe & Sherman, Alexandria Indiana. Very scarce and underrated town particularly in Uncirculated condition. An Uncirculated example of the R4 -1a variety sold for $167.20 in our April 2000 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (400-500) 182 - IN140A-3b R7 MS62 20% Bright. H. Linck, Brookville Indiana struck in Brass. An AU sold for $192.50 in our June 2005 sale. From the Dave Bowers collection earlier from Rossa & Tanenbaum August 1997. (400-500)

183 187 191 183 - IN160B-3a R8 MS63 70% Red. Hiatt & Showalter, Cadiz Indiana. Very scarce merchant from an underrated town, and just the third example of this variety we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (500-750)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 184 - IN175E-1a R7 AU S. S. Lavey Watchmaker and Jeweler, Columbia City. Rarely this nice. From the Dave Bowers and Wayne Stafford collections earlier from Rossa & Tanenbaum October 1997. (300-400) 185 - IN190D-4a R6 MS63 Trace Red on the obverse. J.L. & G.F. Rowe, Corunna Indiana. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (300-400) 186 - IN230C-1a R8 VF+ Slightly porous. S. A. Russell, Danville Indiana 1864. Rare merchant from this scarce town. A similar example sold for $165 in our July 2007 auction. (150-200) 187 - IN260B-2a R9 EF With tiny clip. J. Davenport & Son, Elkhart. Very rare Indiana Primitive merchant and variety. Just the sixth example we have seen offered, a VF+ with light stain realized $550 in our June 2013 sale. (750-1000) 188 - IN290E-2a R7 EF Well struck for variety and merchant. W. H. Brooks Jr., Fort Wayne Indiana. Rare variety, a slightly porous VF sold for $44 in our July 2009 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (50-75) 189 - IN290E-5a R6 MS63 40% Red and very well struck for merchant. W. H. Brooks Jr. Dealer In Wall Paper, Fort Wayne. An AU+ brought $112.50 in our December 2010 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (200-300) 190 - IN350A-1a R7 EF W. A. Beane Democrat Job Printing Office, Goshen Indiana. Rare merchant. (200-300) 191 - IN350C-2a R5 MS64 70% Red. J. L. Kindig, Goshen Indiana. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (400-500) 192 - IN395A-2a R7 VF Jas. Lyon, Hartford City Indiana. Scarce town, a slightly porous VF sold for $110 in our December 2008 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (150-200) 193 - IN430A-2a R8 VF Tiny reverse stain. Wm. Bickel Toys and Notions, Huntington Indiana with Masonic symbol on reverse. (100-150) 194 - IN430E-1a R8 EF Or a bit better but on a slightly rough planchet as struck. J. W. Griffith Drugs and Medicines, Huntington Indiana. Rare merchant this nice, a no problems EF realized $220 in our July 2009 auction. From the Henry South collection. (150-200) 195 - IN430H-1a R8 VF But unevenly struck with a short reverse scratch. Schafer & Bro. Druggists & Apothecaries, Huntington. Very rare merchant, just the seventh example we have seen offered. A VF example with clip and planchet flaws sold for $440 in our July 2009 auction. (200-300) 196 - IN460I-1b R5 UNC Details with a few light hairlines. J. B. Johnson, Indianapolis Indiana struck in Brass. Rare variety, just the fourth example we have seen offered, despite the rarity rating. From the Dave Bowers and Wayne Stafford collections earlier from Rossa & Tanenbaum October 1997. (100-150) 197 - IN460M-2a R9 VF+ Moritz, Bro. & Co., Indianapolis. Very scarce merchant. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Don Schramm collections. (150-200) 198 - IN460P-1b R6 EF Roll & Smith Carpets & Wall Paper, Indianapolis Indiana struck in Brass. Rare variety from a scarce and underrated merchant. This variety is typically thought of as a collector strike and rarely seen in anything but Uncirculated condition. From the Henry South collection. (100-150)

199 200 204 199 - IN460U-1a R7 MS64 70% Red. Mrs. A. Thomson & Son Stationers, Indianapolis Indiana. Rare Female merchant. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. This is the Fuld Plate Specimen. (1000-1500) 200 - IN500A-1a R9 MS65 60% Red. Beyer, Meyer & Bro. Retail Druggist, Kendallville Indiana. Rare merchant particularly in Uncirculated condition. A VF sold for $330 in our April 2000 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (1500-2000) 201 - IN500B-1a R8 UNC Details nicely retoned from an old cleaning. Bosworth & Whitford, Kendallville Indiana. Rare merchant. (300-400) 202 - IN500E-2a R5 MS63 10% Red. J. F. Corle, Kendallville Indiana. A more red MS63 realized $350 in our July 2007 auction. (300-400) 203 - IN500F-2a R6 MS62 Or a bit better with 10% Original Red luster. S. C. Evans Kendallville Indiana. A MS63 sold for $247.50 in our July 2009 auction. (200-300) 204 - IN500N-4a R8 MS65 60% Red. S. J. M. Loomis, Kendallville Indiana. Rare in high grades, just the third we have recorded in Uncirculated. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (500-750) 205 - IN500U-4a R5 VF+ D. S. Welch, Kendallville Indiana. Underrated variety, this being one of the finest known as we have no records above EF. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (75-100) 206 - IN530A-1a R6 EF L. Eliel Clothier, La Porte Indiana. A very scarce and underrated merchant, an EF+ sold for $165 in our July 2009 sale. From the John Dettinger collection. (150-200) 207 - IN550B-3a R5 MS64 20% Red. Barney Bro., Ligonier Indiana. Very scarce in Uncirculated, the finest we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (300-400) 208 - IN550G-1a R5 EF J. Pearce Drugs, Ligonier Indiana. A somewhat underrated variety and one of the nicest examples we have seen offered. From the Dave Bowers collection. (100-150)

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209 214 218 209 - IN550K-2a R5 MS65 40% Red more so on the obverse. J. C. Zimmerman, Ligonier Indiana. Underrated merchant particularly this nice. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (500-750) 210 - IN570E-2a R5 AU But retoning from cleaning. King & Reed Stoves, Logansport Indiana. Apparently this is the error token and the merchants actual name was Krug & Reed. (75-100) 211 - IN570H-1a R9 FINE+ A. J. Murdock, Logansport. Very scarce but somewhat overrated merchant. From the Henry South collection earlier from CWTS auction October 1987. (100-150) 212 - IN580B-2a R6 VF+ J. A. Hinshaw, Lynn Indiana. Scarce Town. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Don Schramm collections. (100-150) 213 - IN630A- 2a R4 UNC Details, Trace Red with stain at N in Optician. H. D. Higgins Optician and Manufacturer of Barometers, Mishawaka Indiana. Popular reverse die 1327 featuring pictorial of monocle and glasses. An EF sold for $177.77 in our June 2011 sale. (150-200) 214 - IN630A- 2a R4 AU With nice strike. H. D. Higgins Optician and Manufacturer of Barometers, Mishawaka Indiana. Popular reverse die 1327 featuring pictorial of monocle and glasses. An EF sold for $177.77 in our June 2011 sale. (200-300) 215 - IN630A- 5a R3 EF With a few light marks. H. D. Higgins, Mishawaka. Popular token with reverse die 1328 with Periscopic Spectacles.(100-150) 216 - IN630A- 6a R3 VF With large cud on obverse joining AKA. H. D. Higgins Jeweler & Optician, Mishawaka Indiana. From the John Dettinger collection. (50-75) 217 - IN630B-3b R8 EF+ B. Holcomb Stone Ware, Mishawaka Indiana struck in Brass. Rare obverse, one of just four examples we have seen offered and likely the second finest known. A dark VF with residues realized $240 in our December 2008 sale. From the Wayne Stafford and Henry South collections. (750-1000) 218 - IN640A-2a R9 MS64 50% Red. W. H. P. Woodward, Mooresville Indiana with 1864 reverse. Rare town particularly in Uncirculated condition. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (400-500) 219 - IN710A-1a R9 VF With a few light reverse marks. A. M. Davis Drugs, New Paris Indiana. Rare single merchant town, an EF of the more available -2a variety sold for $1,075 in our July 2012 auction. (500-750) 220 - IN740B-1a R5 AU J. S. Queeby Dry Goods & Notions, Peru Indiana. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ray Haggenjos and Don Schramm collections. (75-100) 221 - IN760B-1a R5 VF Reed & Spayde, Pierceton Indiana. Made by Alexander Gleason of Hillsdale Michigan a fairly prolific manufacturer of crude tokens almost exclusively for southern Michigan merchants. Like the nearby Indiana Primitives issued by Higgins, Gleason's tokens are quite scarce and exhibit a homemade quality. The only non-Michigan store card made by Gleason. A FINE+ sold for $220 in our July 2006 auction. (200-300)

222 229 230 222 - IN770D-5a R5 MS64 60% Red. Tansey & Ballard Drugs & Medicines, Plainfield Indiana. Steve Tanenbaum kept two examples of this variety in his collection, he called this the 1042 style planchet and the other a 1047 style planchet. That example a slightly more red MS64 brought $775 in our July 2012 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Ron Vore collections. (750-1000) 223 - IN800A-2a R5 VF+ C. C. Buhl, Richmond Indiana. (75-100) 224 - IN860C-1a R3 EF+ S. M. Chord Crockery, South Bend Indiana. (75-100) 225 - IN860D-2a R9 EF+ But with small verdigris stain. Hammons Stove Store, South Bend Indiana. Very rare obverse die as Mr. Hammond sold shoes and stoves was in error. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Herman Aqua collections. (400-500) 226 - IN860F-1a R4 EF+ A. M. Purdy Nurseryman & Fruit Grower, South Bend. (100-150) 227 - IN915A-2a R5 VF Planchet clip with a light stain and a number of light marks. Bartholomew & McClelland, Valpariso. From different obverse die than the proceeding with error in spelling of town's name. Scarce Indiana Primitive town. (75-100) 228 - IN940A-1a R6 VF Gordon & Thurston Drugs & Medicines, Wabash Indiana. One of the finest we have seen offered publicly. A VF brought $137.50 in our July 2000 sale. (150-200) 229 - IN950A-2a R9 MS65 60% Red with great cartwheel luster. D. Carlile Oysters, Confectionery and Cigars, Warsaw Indiana with reverse die 1047 dated 1864. Scarce town, rare merchant and very rare variety. Just the second Uncirculated example we have seen from this merchant, an example of the R9 -1b variety AU retoned from cleaning brought $575 in our July 2012 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (1500-2000)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 230 - IA560A-1a R7 MS63 Trace Red all on the obverse. Wm. Flemming & Bro. Lumber, Lansing Iowa. Very scarce state and town particularly this nice. (2000-3000)

231 233 239 231 - IA930A-1a R9 MS63 Trace Red with nice luster and toning. H. & G. Goodhue Lumber, Waterloo Iowa. Scarce town and state, a VF sold for $611.11 in our June 2011 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Glenn Wright and George Fuld collections earlier from a Paul Koppenhaver auction in June 1976. (2000-3000) 232 - KY510M-1b R9 EF Details but with many old scratches on each side. F. C. Stump, Louisville struck by H. Miller with popular beer mug reverse. Very rare merchant currently listed under the die sinker as KY510A-8b, this is how it will be listed in the third edition of the Store Card book. Just the third we have seen offered all VF and lower. (400-500) 233 - KY640C-9a Unlisted MS62 Trace Red mostly on the obverse. H. B. Xelar Wine & Beer Saloon muled with obverse of S. Bacciocco Confectionary And Ice Cream Saloon. This merchant is currently listed under Cincinnati as OH165GT but new research has placed Henry B. Exeler saloonkeeper in Newport Kentucky, note spelling difference. This Unique two state mule is offered here for the first time. (500-750) 234 - ME100A-1a R6 AU+ Reverse retoning from cleaning. E. S. Torrey Inventor of the Maine State Bee Hive, Bangor Maine. The scarcer Childs version of this merchant. An EF+ sold for $232.10 in our July 2009 sale. (200-300) 235 - ME100A-2a R4 AU R. S. Torrey Bee Hive, Bangor Maine. Another AU brought $220 in our June 2011 sale. (200-300) 236 - MD 60 H-1b R9 EF F. B. Good For (1) 4 Cents., Baltimore with beer mug reverse die 1296. Note that a 1 is counterstamped over the 4 of the denomination. Formerly listed as IL150E-1b while current research suggests that this and similar tokens were actually from Baltimore. Very rare merchant, the first we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Ed Rosen, Joe Kuehnert and Jim Farrell collections. (400-500) 237 - MD 60 R-1b R9 EF M. K. 1863, Baltimore with reverse die 1003. This and similar tokens were actually from Baltimore and will be listed as such in the next edition of the Store Card book. Very rare merchant, the first we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Ed Rosen collections. (400-500) 238 - MD 60 V-3b R9 EF With some light marks. C M Good For (5) 4 Cents., Baltimore with small shield reverse die 1352A. Note that a 5 is counterstamped over the 4 of the denomination. This and similar tokens were actually from Baltimore and will be listed as such in the next edition of the Store Card book. Very rare merchant, the first we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Benj Fauver collections earlier from PCAC's auction number 75. (300-400) 239 - MD 60AK-4j R10 AU Details with a number of hairline scratches primarily on the obverse. An obverse die crack extends through the letters from 12 o'clock to 4 o'clock. Shakespeare Club Baltimore Maryland 50 struck in German Silver. This merchant was formerly listed as MD 60B while this is the new designation it will have in the upcoming store card book. This 50 Cent denomination though once owned by George Fuld is not listed in the second edition of his Store Card book. That oversight will be corrected in the third edition and it will be called Unique. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Alan Bleviss, Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (1500-2000)

240 241 243 240 - MD560A-1b R8 UNC Details, very well struck with Trace Bright but retoning from an old cleaning. G. R. Bowman Confectioner 1862, Hagerstown Maryland. Rare town and very popular with pictorial of telescope. One of the classic rarities in the series. A sharp EF with slightly rough planchet brought $2,750 in our December 2012 auction. In a NCS holder graded UNC Details Improperly cleaned (4000-6000) 241 - MA115Aa-1e R8 MS64 70% Bright and Proof Like. Henry Cook Money Broker, Boston Massachusetts We Will Never Surrender To Traitors & Rebels struck in White Metal. Rare merchant with price records over $2,000. From the Jon Harris collection. (1500-2000) 242 - MA115Fb-1ha Unlisted MS65 Stimson, Valentine & Co. 36 India Street Boston Manufacturers Of Varnishes And Japans struck in Black Hard Rubber. This along with a number of other hard rubber tokens will be listed in the third edition of the Store Card book. From the Steve Tanenbaum and James Curto collections. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (300-400) 243 - MA115G-1a R6 MS63 Or a bit better with 40% Red and great cartwheel luster. Tuttle's Restaurant, Boston Good For 5 Cents In Refreshments. Popular token with Long Horn Steer's head pictured on the obverse. A nice AU example of the -2a variety sold for $440 in one of our Weekly web site auctions in February 2013. (1000-1500)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 244 - MA200A-2a R5 MS62 Trace Red and nicely toned but with a planchet streak across the obverse. Dunn & Co. Oyster House, Charlestown Massachusetts. Current research indicates that Dunn was actually from Charlestown rather than Boston as previously thought, formerly listed as MA115B-2a. Very scarce this nice, another MS62 sold for $216.10 in our June 2013 auction. (200-300) 245 - MA200A-4a R8 EF Dunn & Co. Oyster House 1864, Charlestown Massachusetts. Current research indicates that Dunn was actually from Charlestown rather than Boston as previously thought, formerly listed as MA115B-4a. The only use of this rare obverse die with equally rare reverse die 1415. Only the eighth example we have recorded, a VF+ brought $711 in our July 2006 sale. (750-1000) 246 - MA260A-3a R8 MS64 20% Red. E. P. Francis City Hotel Billiard Room, Fall River Massachusetts muled with Frank L. Gray Bookseller Providence Rhode Island struck in Copper. This very rare and underrated variety, the first we have seen offered. Formerly listed as a separate merchant as RI700B-2a, this will be the designation in the new Civil War Store Card book. An equally rare -2d also in MS64 sold for $804 in our December 2012 auction. From the Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (750-1000) 247 - MA970A-1a R4 AU+ Trace Red. Charles Lang Die Sinker and Engraver, Worcester Massachusetts. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (150-200) 248 - MI 5A-1a R4 VF+ Blackman & Dibble Druggists, Adrian Michigan struck by Gleason of Hillsdale. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (50-75) 249 - MI 5B-1a R8 EF Small clip. Buck & Farrar, Adrian Michigan. Rare variety, only the third we have recorded. Another EF brought $93.50 in our June 2005 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Western Reserve Historical Society collections earlier from Spink America October 1998 sale. (100-150) 250 - MI 5F-3a R6 EF Wm. S. Wilcox Hardware, Adrian Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Robert Williams collections. (50-75)

251 255 258 251 - MI 40A-2do R8 MS63 30% Bright struck over an 1863 Copper Nickel Indian Head Cent with strong date and Indian. Philip Bach, Ann Arbor Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Bowers & Ruddy's December 1981 sale. (1000-1500) 252 - MI 40B-2b R7 MS62 Trace Bright and nicely toned. Dean & Co., Ann Arbor Michigan struck in Brass. From the Dave Bowers collection. (100-150) 253 - MI 60aA-1a R9 EF Wm. Brooks, Battle Creek Michigan and Elkhart Indiana. Formerly listed under Elkhart as IN260A-1a, it is planned to be listed under Battle Creek in the next edition of the Store Card book as that was Brooks headquarters. Rare die variety from a two town token struck from two die sinkers dies. The obverse is by Childs of Chicago while the reverse is by Indiana Primitive maker Higgins of Mishawaka. Just the fifth example we have seen offered in the last twenty five years, a VF brought $375 in our December 2006 sale. (300-400) 254 - MI 90A-1a R6 EF Weaver & Fox, Buchanan Michigan. An unusually nice example of this town and variety, another EF brought $127.60 in our October 1998 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Robert Williams collections. (150-200) 255 - MI135A-1a R9 VF Boyd & Bradley Cassopolis Michigan. A rare town particularly in nice undamaged condition, although no longer an R9. An AU+ sold for $1,525 in our June 2013 auction. (1000-1500) 256 - MI160B-1a R3 MS63 Or a bit better with 30% Red mostly on the obverse. Higby & Brother, Charlotte Michigan. Very underrated merchant, a EF+ sold for $144.10 in our December 2010 sale. From the Cliff Temple collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (300-400) 257 - MI160D-1b R7 EF+ C. J. Piper, Charlotte Michigan struck in Brass. The second finest of just eight we have seen offered, Temple had a MS62. From the Steve Davis collection. (150-200) 258 - MI185A-2a R8 AU58 N. T. Waterman Books & Jewelry, Coldwater Michigan. One of the rarest Michigan towns, that when found are usually low grade and / or damaged. A slightly porous EF with a few light marks realized $990 in our March 2003 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Joe Kuehnert and Jim Farrell collections. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (2000-3000) 259 - MI200A-3a R5 MS63 H. A. Crane Stoves, Corunna Michigan. Corunna is a very tough town to get in Uncirculated condition and this is the Uncirculated first example of this variety I have seen offered publically. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (200-300) 260 - MI225 D-1a R2 AU Blindbury's Hotel, Detroit Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Jim Krucki collections. (50-75) 261 - MI225 F-2a R8 EF+ L. W. Barie Baker, Detroit Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum and William Chance collections. (50-75)

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262 265 272 262 - MI225 I-1a R9 EF But retoned from an old cleaning. Fr. Behr, Detroit Ein Glas Bier. Very rare and popular token featuring pictorials of a standing Bear drinking a large glass of beer and a bowling pin perched on top of bowling ball. Although not noted in Fuld the obverse die is signed WR beneath the bear. One of the classics of the Civil War series, an EF with residue traces realized $3,168 in our October 2002 auction. (4000-6000) 263 - MI225 Ma-2a R7 VF With a few light marks. Campbell & Calnon Grocers, Detroit Michigan. (50-75) 264 - MI225 O-1a R3 EF+ H. A. Christiansen Provisions, Detroit Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Bill Williams collections. (50-75) 265 - MI225AJ-3a R7 MS65 80% Red with great luster, very attractive. Hanna & Co. Tobacconists, Detroit Michigan. Very scarce merchant. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB but called -2a in error. (500-750) 266 - MI225AJa-2b R9 MS62 20% Bright. Heinman's Under The Russell House Detroit struck in Brass. Rare merchant, one of just four examples of this variety we have seen offered. An AU of the R5 -1a variety sold for $120 in our October 2011 sale. From the Dave Bowers and Dale Cade collections earlier from us via want list. (300-400) 267 - MI225AM-2b R8 MS65 50% Bright. Hilterscheid Bro's Meat Market, Detroit Michigan struck in Brass. Very rare Brass variety in exceptional condition. Brass Civil War tokens tend to spot and finding one in this state of preservation is rare indeed. This is the only example of this variety we have seen offered in any condition. From the Cliff Temple collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (500-750) 268 - MI225AO-1a R5 EF C. J. Holthofer, Detroit Michigan. (50-75) 269 - MI225AT-3a R3 VF+ Lewis & Moses Crockery, Detroit. Very underrated merchant. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (50-75) 270 - MI225AW-2a R7 EF+ M. Marx Grocer & Liquor Dealer, Detroit Michigan. Rare merchant. (100-150) 271 - MI225AY-1a R7 EF Small planchet clip. Messmore & Lucking Butchers, Detroit Michigan. Scarce merchant. From the Henry South collection. (100-150) 272 - MI225BL-3a R5 MS64 Or a bit better with 60% Red mint luster. Dr. L. C. Rose Treats All Chronic Female & Venereal Diseases, Detroit Michigan. Rare variety in top condition of a very popular merchant, an EF of the more commonly seen "R8" -2a variety brought $825 in our July 2009 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (2000-3000) 273 - MI225BU-1a R5 EF+ Wm. B. Smith Butcher, Detroit Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum and George Hattie collections earlier from PCAC's August 1986 sale. (50-75)

274 275 277 274 - MI225CB-2a R7 MS66 60% Red mostly on the obverse. Mrs. A. Stringer Dress Maker, Detroit Michigan. Very scarce merchant and one of just a handful of female Civil War token issuers. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS66 RB. (1000-1500) 275 - MI225CF-2a R6 MS66 50% Red almost all on the obverse. W. E. Tunis News Dealer, Detroit, Clifton Canada West and Milwaukee. Rare three location token, the only Canadian location on a Civil War token. An AU example of the more common -1a variety sold for $395 in our July 2012 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dennis Wierzba collections. In a NGC holder graded MS66 RB. (1500-2000) 276 - MI225CG-2a R6 EF Turner Hubbell & Co., Detroit Michigan. Rare merchant. (75-100) 277 - MI225CJa-2a R8 MS65 70% Red. Wards Lake Superior Line Steamer Planet, Cleveland, Detroit and Lake Superior. Very scarce and popular token. This merchant will be moved in the next edition of the Store Card book from its current Cleveland Ohio OH175Q-1a listing to Detroit as that was its base of operation. A MS64 realized $910 in our July 2012 auction. From the Cliff Temple collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (1000-1500) 278 - MI225CM-1a R7 AU W. W. Whitlark With Grover & Baker S. M. Co., Detroit Michigan. William Wodkin Whitlark was apparently a distributer of Grover & Baker Sewing Machines. Rare merchant. From the Dave Bowers collection earlier from Rossa & Tanenbaum August 1997. (100-150) 279 - MI225CN-3a R3 EF Wilkins & Martins Ink Depot, Detroit. Michigan muled with Martin Brothers. From the John Dettinger collection. (50-75) 280 - MI225CQ-1a R8 AU G. Winter Hatter, Detroit. Rare merchant, a VF brought $88.17 in our July 2007 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Ernie Latter January 2006. (150-200) 281 - MI250C-3a R9 MS62 Trace Red mostly on the obverse. A. M. Dickson & Co., Dowagiac Michigan. Overrated variety from a scarce town and rare in Uncirculated condition. We sold an EF+ for $181 in our December 2010 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS62 BN. (400-500) 282 - MI250D-1a R6 EF+ D. Larzelere & Co. Clothing, Dowagiac Michigan. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Bill Williams collections. (200-300)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 283 - MI250F-1a R9 AU58 Or nearly so. G. A. Wheelock Provisions, Dowagiac Michigan. Very rare merchant. A VF+ brought $537 in our December 2010 sale. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (500-750) 284 - MI280A-2a R8 EF Charles W. Bernacki Druggist, East Saginaw Michigan with Mortar and Pestle. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Bill Williams collections. (200-300) 285 - MI280B-1a R7 MS64 Trace Red with attractive toning. N. W. Clark & Co., East Saginaw Michigan. A fairly available token in worn condition but very rare in Uncirculated condition. This is the only Uncirculated example of this variety we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (300-400)

286 288 294 286 - MI280G-1a R9 EF40 And very well struck for the merchant with nice color. Charles Turner Furs, East Saginaw. Rare merchant, another EF example brought $757.77 in our last sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded XF40 BN. (750-1000) 287 - MI300B-1a R5 VF H. M. Frost Druggist, Eaton Rapids Michigan. Underrated merchant. From the Dave Bowers and Paul Cunningham collection. (100-150) 288 - MI300E-1a R5 MS62 A. Mester & Co. Marble Works, Eaton Rapids Michigan. A very scarce and popular token featuring Tombstone reverse die 1340. A MS63 sold for $1,600 in our December 2012 sale. (1500-2000) 289 - MI360A-3a R6 AU H. Brouwer & Bro., Grand Haven Michigan. An EF+ sold for $101.20 in our June 2005 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (100-150) 290 - MI370B-1b R9 EF Rusian Clothing Store, Grand Rapids Michigan struck in Brass with suite of clothes reverse die 1337. This variety has Russian spelled incorrectly while the merchant's other obverse die has Clothing spelled incorrectly making for a nice pairing. Very scarce merchant and one of just three examples we have seen offered. From the Dave Bowers and Sue Ward collections earlier from us via want list. (200-300) 291 - MI370C-1b R4 AU Trace Bright. Foster & Metcalf, Grand Rapids 1861 with vintage stove pictured. (50-75) 292 - MI370D-2b R2 AU Trace Bright. Goodrich & Gay 1862, Grand Rapids Michigan struck in Brass with Good Samaritan Stove Pictured. From the John Dettinger collection. (50-75) 293 - MI370E-2a R6 MS64 Trace Red all on the reverse. Kruger & Booth Saddles, Grand Rapids with Our Card reverse. Very rare and very underrated, just the fifth we have seen offered and just the second Uncirculated example. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Dennis Wierzba collections. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (500-750) 294 - MI370F-3b Unlisted MS63 30% Bright more so on the reverse. C. Kusterer City Brewery Lager Beer Stock & Cream Ale, Grand Rapids Michigan struck in Brass with 1211 reverse and unlisted as such. Popular token with horse drawn beer wagon. This is unlisted despite being in Cliff Temple's collection for years and being correctly identified as Brass in his notes. We have not seen an example of this die combination offered anywhere in any composition. It is quite possible that this piece is Unique and the Copper variety does not exist, in fact the reverse of the listed -3a was corrected from 1214 in the first edition of the Store Card book and not listed in H&G in 1924. A VF+ example of the R3 -1a variety brought $488.88 in our July 2009 sale. From the Cliff Temple collection earlier from James Kelly December 20 1941 at $0.75 and said to be ex. Virgil Brand. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (3000-4000)

295 301 305 295 - MI370F-4a R9 MS64 10% Red a bit weakly struck as usual. City Brewery Lager Beer Stock & Cream Ale, Grand Rapids Michigan. Very rare die variety combining the reverse of -1a through -3a with stock reverse die 1105. Missing from even the most advanced collections including the late Steve Tanenbaum's. Just the second example we have seen offered, we sold a MS63 for $825 in our June 2011 auction. From the Cliff Temple collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (1000-1500) 296 - MI370I-3a R9 VF30 But dark and porous. E. K. Powers Soda Water, Grand Rapids. Very rare obverse die one of just four we have seen offered. A dark and porous VF sold for $105.60 in our 2002 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Robert Williams collections. In a NGC holder graded VF30 BN. (200-300) 297 - MI370J-1b R3 AU 10% Bright. L. H. Randall Wholesale & Retail Grocer Grand Rapids, Mich. 1862 with box of tea labeled "T" with Chinese characters on the top and side and in tiny letters Young Hyson (a famous Chinese Green Tea even today) also on the side of the box. (50-75) 298 - MI440A-3a R6 EF+ D. C. Hawley, Hastings Michigan. (75-100)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 299 - MI450F-4a Unlisted VF+ J. Gottlieb Clothier Hillsdale Michigan struck in Copper and unlisted with reverse die 1183. Though unlisted, not unknown with about four to five examples thought to exist. Rare merchant. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Rich Hartzog in October 1983. (400-500) 300 - MI450G-7a R4 AU+ With nice luster. A. Gleason Die Sinker, Hillsdale. Very scarce this nice. (50-75) 301 - MI450I-1a R9 MS62 Or a bit better. D. H. Lord & Co., Hillsdale Michigan. Very rare obverse die featuring oval denticles, unique in the Gleason series and by far the finest of just three we have seen offered. Steve Tanenbaum's EF realized $300 in our July 2012 sale. From the Cliff Temple collection earlier from Amer L. Lincoln on December 11th 1939 for $0.35. In a NGC holder graded MS62 BN. (1000-1500) 302 - MI450J-3a R9 VF+ C. T. Mitchell & Co., Jonesville Michigan. A rare and underrated merchant, while this is just the second example of this variety will have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from us in July 1986, likely one of our first transactions. (300-400) 303 - MI450K-2a R5 VF C. E. Mott & Co., Hillsdale Michigan. Rare in Uncirculated condition. (50-75) 304 - MI450M-2a R5 AU58 Samm & Kuhlke, Hillsdale. Very scarce merchant, particularly this nice. We sold an EF in our May 2004 sale for $221. From the Cliff Temple collection. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (300-400) 305 - MI450M-3a Unlisted VF Samm & Kuhlke Grocers, Hillsdale Michigan. Exceedingly rare variety from Unlisted obverse and reverse dies. The obverse is quite different with And Produce Dealers added and Mich instead of M. while the reverse to be called 1185A has the same wording as 1185 without a date. One of just two known, a NGC AU58 in the April 2012 Temple sale realized $920. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from John Heleva in May 1987. (500-750) 306 - MI480A-2a R6 VF Baker & Brown, Hudson Michigan. Very rare merchant, one of just six examples in our data base. From our May 2004 auction where it realized $792. (750-1000) 307 - MI525C-11a R8 MS64 20% Red with nice toning, obverse a bit weak at center as usual. Wm Jackson Groceries, Jackson. Very rare die variety, one of just two we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Richard Ulrich collections earlier from PCAC's June 1990. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (500-750) 308 - MI527B-1a R9 VF+ Retoning from old cleaning. A. & H. Gale Agricultural Implements, Jonesville Michigan. Very rare merchant, an EF also retoning from an old cleaning realized $660 in our May 2004 sale. From the Henry South collection. (500-750) 309 - MI527E-1a R5 EF With two short obverse hairline scratches. Van Ness & Turner, Jonesville Michigan. Very scarce merchant and town, a VF brought $121 in our July 2009 auction. (75-100) 310 - MI530C-2a R5 EF+ Davis & Bates One Price Cash Store, Kalamazoo Michigan. From the John Dettinger collection. (75-100) 311 - MI530E-3a R5 EF Kellogg & Co. Lumber, Kalamazoo Michigan. From the Henry South collection earlier from Steve Tanenbaum December 1981. (75-100) 312 - MI530F-1a R7 MS63 30% Red nearly all on the obverse. H. S. Parker Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, Kalamazoo Michigan. The rarest of all Kalamazoo merchants and the finest of just six examples of this variety we have seen offered. An EF brought $180 in our July 2007 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (750-1000) 313 - MI560A-1a R8 VF+ With uneven strike as usual. David Ekstein Provisions, Lansing Michigan. An EF sold for $181.50 in our September 2010 sale. (75-100)

314 315 318 314 - MI580A-2a R8 MS64 Trace Red on the obverse with nice luster and attractive toning. W. R. Blaisdell, Lowell Michigan. Rare merchant particularly this nice, an AU sold for $1,210 in our July 2007 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Herman Aqua collections. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (2000-3000) 315 - MI588A-1b R7 MS63 Or a bit better with 30% Bright luster. Van Duyn & Lynch Druggists, Manchester Michigan. Rare town and one of the finest of this variety we have recorded. Another nice MS63 sold for $2,625 in our June 2013 sale, while an EF example of this variety brought $400 in our March 2010 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (2000-3000) 316 - MI610A-1a R9 VF+ Isaac Beers, Marshall Michigan. Very scarce merchant, although overrated at R9. An EF with a few tiny marks brought $350 in our October 2011 sale. From the Henry South collection. (400-500) 317 - MI610B-2a R6 MS63 30% Red. C. M. Brewer, Marshall Michigan. Very underrated variety, just the third and only Uncirculated example we have seen offered. Missing from the Temple sale, though he is thought to have had an AU. By way of comparison we have recorded over 40 of the overrated R8 -3a variety, though just three Uncirculated examples. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Dave Bowers and Wallace Lee collections. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (300-400) 318 - MI615A-2a R5 MS64 70% Red. J. W. Phelps & Co. Drugs and Medicines, Mason Michigan. Very scarce single merchant town and very rare variety, only the seventh example we have seen offered, despite the R5 rarity rating. A VF of the overrated -1a variety brought $193.60 in our March 2008 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (1000-1500) 319 - MI680A-1a R5 EF E. C. Morse, Mussey Michigan. Very scarce town. (150-200) 320 - MI680A-3a R9 MS65 Or nearly so, nicely toned. E. C. Morse, Mussey Michigan. Very scarce single merchant town and very rare variety, the finest of just three examples we have seen offered. We sold a VF example of the R5 -1a variety in our June 2013 sale for $435. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (750-1000) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 321 - MI700A-3a Unlisted EF45 Or nearly so. G. A. Colby & Co. Bakery, Niles Michigan. Unlisted with the obverse of -1a and reverse die 1204. The finest of just three known, an EF with scratches brought $120 in our June 2013 auction. In a NGC holder graded XF45 BN. (200-300) 322 - MI700E-3a R8 MS64 20% Red mostly on the obverse. H. G. Sleight Seeds, Niles Michigan. Very rare variety in Uncirculated condition, we sold a VF in our December 2006 sale for $83.60. From the Cliff Temple collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (500-750) 323 - MI745B-1a R8 EF G. W. Longwell Drugs, Paw Paw Michigan. Rare merchant. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (500-750) 324 - MI920D-1a R4 VF C. S. Patterson Druggist, Tecumseh Michigan. With pictorial of Mortar and Pestle. (50-75) 325 - MI960A- 8a R3 EF E. Hewitt & Bro., Ypsilanti Michigan. (50-75) 326 - MN720A-3a R7 VF+ F. W. Andrews, Rochester Minnesota. Very scarce town and state, a VF+ with residues realized $550 in our March 2008 sale. (500-750)

327 329 330 327 - MN760A-1a R8 MS63 40% Red counterstamped 74 on reverse for use as Watch Check. D. C. Greenleaf Watch Maker, St. Paul Minnesota. A holed AU+ brought $550 in our June 2011 sale. With the Fuld / Rosen mini hoard now fully dispersed, this least expensive Minnesota Civil War token may well resume its march toward the $1,000 price range. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (750-1000) 328 - MN980B-1a R6 VF+ Coe & Hayden Crockery The Regulator, Winona Minnesota. Scarce state. (500-750) 329 - MO910B-4a R9 MS63 Trace Red on the obverse. Lallemand's Specific Rheumatism Gout & Neuralgia Specific. Rare merchant and just the second example of the variety we have seen offered. A Trace Red MS62 of the more available -1a variety sold for $1,200 in our July 2012 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from us in March 2005. (1500-2000) 330 - NH120A-1a R5 MS63 Or a bit better with 50% Red. A. W. Gale Restorator At Depot, Concord New Hampshire. Scarce state as this is the only Civil War token variety from this state. Most higher grade examples came from a hoard that was dispersed in the 1960s through the 1970s. Unfortunately most had minor to more severe spotting, this being a happy exception. (400-500) 331 - NJ555A-3b R7 MS62 30% Bright. J. L. Agens & Co. Newspapers, Newark New Jersey with George Washington reverse die 1137 struck in Brass. A MS62 realized $308 in our July 2007 auction. Baker 508. From the Dave Bowers, Robert Mitchell and George Fuld collections. (300-400) 332 - NJ555A-8b R8 MS62 40% Bright. J. L. Agens & Co. Newspapers, Newark New Jersey struck in Brass. Very rare variety, just the third we have seen offered in nearly 30 years. (300-400) 333 - NJ555B-1a R3 MS62 10% Red mostly on the obverse. Charles Kolb Restaurant, Newark New Jersey. (50-75)

334 335 336 334 - NJ555B-1do R6 MS63 20% Bright struck over an 1859 Indian Head Cent. Charles Kolb Restaurant, Newark New Jersey. Rarer type over cent as the 1859 Cent is a one year design type and although the date is weak is readable at just the right angle and the wreath without shield is plainly visible on the reverse. Listed in Fuld as the most common Over Cent, but this is only the fifth example we have seen offered publicly. Likely is at least an R7 and the only listed New Jersey Over Cent. Another MS63 struck over the more available 1862 Cent brought $555.50 in our December 2006 sale. From a Christensen & Stone sale Lot 783 but date unrecorded, likely from the late 1960's to early 1970's. (1000-1500) 335 - NJ925A-1b R8 EF But the thin brass planchet has been bent twice, not at all unusual for this merchant. Bodine & Brothers 1863, Williamstown New Jersey. Very rare town this is just the seventh example we have seen offered. A VF dark, slightly porous with small dents brought $2,502.50 in our June 2005 auction. (2000-3000) 336 - NY 10A-8a R9 MS62 Trace Red on the obverse and nicely toned. Benjamin & Herrick, Albany New York with exceedingly rare Store Card Reverse die 1153 of Little Mack McClellan. This is the only use of this die outside the Patriotic series and is believed to be one of just two known with the specimen from the George Fuld collection now residing in a NE collection. Missing from the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (500-750) 337 - NY 10D-1a R4 MS63 50% Red. Rail Road Express Trains Leave Albany and Buffalo. Rarely seen this nice. (100-150) 338 - NY 15A-1a R4 EF Obverse a bit weak at center but much better than normally struck. H. Dartt, Almond New York. Scarcer single merchant town. (75-100) 339 - NY 80A-1a R3 VF Evans & Allen Watches & Jewelry, Binghamton. (25-50) 340 - NY 95D-2b R7 MS62 Trace Bright and well struck for merchant with a tiny planchet flaw. T. Ivory Billiard Saloon, Brooklyn New York. George Washington reverse struck in Brass. From the Henry South collection earlier from C & D Gale's March 1988 sale. (200-300) 341 - NY105E-1a1 R8 MS64 Trace Red. T. J. Conry, Buffalo New York. Very scarce variety with diagonal reeding and the only Uncirculated example we have seen offered. We sold an AU+ in our May 2004 auction for $83.60. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (200-300) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 342 - NY105H-2b R9 MS62 30% Bright mostly on the reverse. W. G. Fox Oysters, Fruit & Liquors, Buffalo New York struck in Brass. Rare variety. In a NGC holder graded MS62 though call an NY165H-2b in error. (300-400) 343 - NY105J-1a R3 VF Hochstetter & Strauss, Buffalo New York. Very scarce and underrated merchant. (50-75) 344 - NY105O-1a R3 MS63 Trace Red. Rowe & Co. Oyster Depot, Buffalo New York. (150-200) 345 - NY105O-1a1 Unlisted VF+ Rowe & Co. Oyster Depot, Buffalo New York unlisted with plain edge. (300-400)

346 351 352 346 - NY145B-1a R9 MS63 20% Red mostly on the struck side. G. L. Bowne Will Redeem At The Iron Clad, Cooperstown New York with Full Brockage mint error reverse. As a class Store Card brockages are much fewer in number of varieties and much rarer. We only have records of one other example of this variety. From the Dave Bowers collection. (1500-2000) 347 - NY330A-2a R5 UNC Details 20% Red with a few letters dented on the obverse. A. Killeen, Greenpoint New York with George Washington reverse die 1137. Very underrated variety and just the third example we have seen offered. Baker 552 From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Walt Korzick in November 1974. (75-100) 348 - NY630 K-2a R3 MS63 30% Red. T. Brimelow Druggist, New York with George Washington pictured on the reverse. (75-100) 349 - NY630 L-2a R2 MS62 30% Red but weakly struck as usual. Broas Bros., New York. Rare in this condition. From our June 2002 sale. (25-50) 350 - NY630 L-3ao R2 EF But struck at least three times as three distinct M's from Army can be seen on reverse. Broas Bros., New York Army & Navy. A very neat item for the error specialist. From the Dave Bowers collection earlier from Richard Rossa May 1995. (150-200) 351 - NY630 Sa-1a R8 MS64 30% Red. John K. Curtis Watch-Maker and Manufacturing Jeweler 83 Bleecker St and 882 Broadway New York 1861 with George Washington The Cincinnatus of America reverse die. Currently unlisted but will be included in the 3rd Edition of the Civil War Store Card book under this designation. (750-1000) 352 - NY630 W-1a R3 MS64 30% Red more so on the obverse. Felix Kosher Dining Saloon, New York. Very popular and underrated token with Kosher spelled out in Hebrew. A MS63 brought $325 in our March 2010 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (500-750) 353 - NY630 Y-1a R2 AU+ 10% Red mostly on the obverse and white residues mostly on the reverse. J. Fisher Cigar Store, New York. Underrated merchant with Cigar originally spelled Cegar and corrected to Segar. An AU sold for $75 in our December 2012 sale. From PCAC's October 1996 sale and earlier from Steve Tanenbaum's contemporary “Found In Wall” hoard. (75-100) 354 - NY630 Z-1a R3 EF+ Fr. Freise Undertaker, New York with coffin pictured a somewhat morbid advertising message to send during a war. (75-100) 355 - NY630AB-5b R4 MS62 20% Bright. A. Gavron Sausages struck in Brass. Underrated variety one of just seven we have seen offered. (100-150) 356 - NY630AD-1a R3 MS63 20% Red. H. D. Gerdts Coin Dealer, New York with George Washington reverse 1137. (150-200) 357 - NY630AE-1e R8 MS62 40% Bright. G. Graham Liquors Not One Cent struck in White Metal. (150-200) 358 - NY630AH-1a R4 EF A. J. Henning Die Sinker & Engraver, New York. From the Ed Rosen collection. (75-100) 359 - NY630AIa-1e Unlisted EF Havens Hatter 202 Broadway New York A Hat Bought For 10 Cts Less Than The Regular Price Marked By Presenting This One Check. Struck in White Metal with Plain edge 24mm. Formerly listed as Miller NY 302, current research indicates it was used during the Civil War. It is scheduled to be included in the next Store Card book with this designation. This is likely one of the finest known of an issue that frequently comes with problems. Another EF sold for $151 in our June 2013 sale. (150-200)

360 384 390 360 - NY630AMa-1b R9 AU Trace Bright with some tiny rim bumps. H. & M. Kayser & Co., New York with No North, No South, One Flag, One Union reverse die. Rare merchant, an AU brought $890 in our March 2010 auction. From the Russell Rulau collection. (500-750) 361 - NY630AP-13a R7 MS62 Trace Red with some planchet streaks. H. M. Lane Kerosene Lamps, New York struck in Copper. From the Henry South and Lawrence Fischman collections. (100-150) 362 - NY630AT-4a R3 MS64 Nicely toned. J. Mahnken Liquors & Segars New York. From the Henry South collection. (75-100) 363 - NY630AZ-1a R4 EF+ Well but unevenly struck with one of the NY missing and Trace Red in the letters. Use L. Miller's Hair Invigorator, New York. Very underrated variety and formerly one of the keys to a New York merchant set. It will be combined with the struck variety as NY630AY-3a in the next edition of the Store Card book. A similar example brought $542.10 in our December 2010 sale. From the Henry South collection earlier from Al Jakira's July 1992 sale. (200-300)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 364 - NY630BB-15a R4 MS62 10% Red. Monk's with scarce United Country reverse die 1277. Underrated variety, just the fifth we have seen offered. From the Dave Bowers, Richard Rossa and George Fuld collections. (50-75) 365 - NY630BC-1b1 R7 MS62 10% Bright. Henry C. Montz Orpheus Hall, A Token Of The War For The Union 1863 struck in Brass on a thin planchet. From the Dave Bowers, Richard Rossa and George Fuld collections. (100-150) 366 - NY630BG-2a R9 MS63 50% Red. John Quinn, New York struck in Copper with George Washington reverse die 1137. Quite rare. (200-300) 367 - NY630BK-1c R8 MS63 60% Bright. Edw. Schaaf, New York struck in Nickel / German Silver. (200-300) 368 - NY630BQ-1a R7 AU+ Struck from a terminal obverse die state with many die cracks and cud where part of the die has broken away. Ph. J. Seiter's Market with bull's head pictured on the obverse. Very rare variety and very interesting die state. From the Dave Bowers collection. (150-200) 369 - NY630BQ-2b R9 UNC Details, Trace Bright with small obverse verdigris spot. Ph. J. Seiter's, New York struck in Brass on a very thin planchet. Rare variety, just the third we have seen offered. From the Dave Bowers and George Fuld collections. (150-200) 370 - NY630BV- 4c R8 MS64 50% Bright and well struck for this merchant. Story & Southworth, New York struck in Nickel. Nicer than the UNC 20% Bright that sold for $112.75 in our October 1999 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (300-400) 371 - NY630BW-1b R5 EF+ Strasburger & Nunn, New York struck in Brass with No North, No South, One Flag, One Union. Scarce merchant with very popular reverse die, another EF+ sold for $205.55 in our December 2012 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from New Netherlands in July 1958. (200-300) 372 - NY630CE-1b R9 MS63 10% Bright. John Watson Union Tea Store, New York struck in Brass. (200-300) 373 - NY630CF-1g R7 VF But with the usual light marks that are almost always seen on this very soft metal. Watson's T Store Good For 1 Cent struck in Lead. From the Ed Rosen collection. (75-100) 374 - NY630CFa-1b Unlisted AU With small verdigris stain. Hugo Wellenkamp Colosseum 53 Bowery, New York counterstamped on a Brass planchet. Will be included in the next store card book. An EF+ brought $250 in our June 2011 sale. (200-300) 375 - NY665B-2a R4 EF Johnson House, Ogdensburgh New York. (50-75) 376 - NY890D-1h R6 MS63 With luster. W. E. Hagan Soda Water, Troy New York struck in Hard Rubber. Very scarce merchant. An AU+ brought $345 in our September 2010 sale. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (500-750) 377 - NY905B-1a R4 MS64 30% Red. I. J. Knapp Wines & Liquors, Utica New York IOU 1 Pure Copper Cent with two tiny heads of George Washington. Underrated variety particularly in Uncirculated condition. An AU+ sold for $52.80 in our December 2005 auction. Baker 553 (100-150) 378 - OH 50B-2a R3 EF W. T. Talbot & Son, Barnesville Ohio. (25-50) 379 - OH 65C-1a R6 AU55 With traces of original red luster. C. A. Willard, Bellevue Ohio. An EF+ brought $76 in our July 2009 sale. In a NGC holder graded AU55 BN. (100-150) 380 - OH 74A- 7a R8 MS63 40% Red. D. E. Stearns, Berea Ohio. Rare variety, just the third we have seen offered. (200-300) 381 - OH100B-2a R4 EF With short obverse scratch and marks. E. G. Selby & Co., Bryan Ohio with Anvil reverse die 1334. (25-50) 382 - OH115B- 6a R3 FINE+ J. J. Squier, Cambridge Ohio. (25-50) 383 - OH160Da-1a R7 VF+ Tiny clip. J. Kirchenschlager, Good For 5 Cents At The Bar struck in Copper with reverse die 1295 featuring beer mug. Rare merchant. Current research indicates this former Cincinnati merchant (OH165CL-1a) will be moved to Chillicothe. From the Wayne Liechty collection. (200-300) 384 - OH160E-1b R9 VF M. Kirsch Phoenix House, Chillicothe Ohio. Very rare merchant, just the fourth we have seen offered. This merchant will be retained in the next edition of the Store Card book. From the Henry South collection. (400-500) 385 - OH160F-3a R6 VF A. S. Kramer Confectionery, Chillicothe Ohio. Underrated merchant. From the Dave Bowers and Robert Blum collections. (75-100) 386 - OH165 B-1a R7 AU W. Alenburg Meat Store, Cincinnati Ohio. One of the finest of just seven examples from this merchant we have seen offered. A slightly rough AU sold for $227 in our March 2002 auction. From the Ed Rosen collection. (300-400) 387 - OH165 E-3a R3 EF Gruhlers Garden Concert Saloon, Cincinnati Ohio. Very underrated variety. (50-75) 388 - OH165 F-3a R7 MS63 40% Red. J. S. Austin Fancy Groceries, Cincinnati Ohio. Very underrated merchant. From the Dave Bowers collection. (200-300) 389 - OH165 G-5b R7 MS62 10% Bright with small obverse planchet flaw. H. Avermaat Butter and Eggs, Cincinnati Ohio 1863 struck in Brass. An AU+ sold for $110 in our September 2010 sale. From the Dave Bowers and James Holtel collections. (150-200) 390 - OH165 Q-1b R7 EF With tiny clip and slightly wavy planchet. F. Billiods Brewer, Cincinnati Ohio struck in Brass on a large thin sutler style planchet. In John Ostendorf's book he dates this token to late 1862 or early 1863 based on Cincinnati directory research. Very rare and underrated merchant, just the fourth example we have seen offered in the last 30 years. Another EF sold for $2,500 in our December 2008 sale. (1500-2000) 391 - OH165 R-18a R9 MS63 Trace Red. Lew. Boman I Promise To Pay 10 Cents with reverse die 1393 indicating denomination. From the John Ford collection. (200-300) 392 - OH165 R-24b Unlisted MS62 Lew. Boman I Promise To Pay 5 Cents struck in Brass with 1019 reverse. Unlisted in this die combination in the current Fuld book and scheduled to be called R10 Unique in the third edition. From the Dave Bowers and James Holtel collections. (300-400)

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393 395 398 393 - OH165 Ya-3b Unlisted MS64 20% Bright. M. A. Cohn 68 West 6th Street Cincinnati 50. Formerly listed as Adams / Miller MO 5 and more recently as Rulau OH 190, it is now known based on the research of John Ostendorf to have been issued by Mendle A. Cohn of Cincinnati who operated a coffeehouse in 1863 and will be so listed in the new Store Card book. An exceedingly rare merchant, neither Adams or Miller listed the denomination and Rulau only lists a 5 Cent denomination valuing it at $1,000 even when it was thought to be a pre-Civil War token. The Tanenbaum collection had a 5 and 10 Cent. From the John Ford collection from Max Schwartz in January 1955. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (1500-2000) 394 - OH165AD-1a R8 VF Consulere Generi Hominum Ho Hi Wang B.C. 129374 with 1864 Indian Head reverse. A very interesting and mysterious token. Long attributed to Cincinnati Ohio, where it was made, it will now be listed in the non local section of the next Store Card book. Fuld states this is assumed to be a magician's satirical piece and is listed as MT222 by Kuethe in the Magicians' Tokens book. An 1877 Cogan catalog indicated it was "a poke at collectors". If the mystery is ever unlocked it will likely increase the desirability of this token even more. Much scarcer than the following and just the fourth we have seen offered. (200-300) 395 - OH165AD-2a R7 MS63 40% Red. Magi Genii Qubo Dairi Whang Consulere Generi Hominum Ho Hi Wang B.C. 129374. A very interesting and mysterious token. Long attributed to Cincinnati Ohio, where it was made, it will now be listed in the non local section of the next Store Card book. Fuld states this is assumed to be a magician's satirical piece and is listed as MT221 by Kuethe in the Magicians' Tokens book. An 1877 Cogan catalog indicated it was "a poke at collectors". If the mystery is ever unlocked it will likely increase the desirability of this token even more. Another less red MS63 sold for $594 in our March 2010 auction. (500-750) 396 - OH165AE-12a1 R8 MS62 10% Red. Costello's Fancy Goods, Cincinnati Ohio struck with a Plain edge unusual for a 1042 reverse. This is the only example of this variety we have recorded, missing from the Tanenbaum collection. From the Dave Bowers and James Holtel collections earlier from Dorge's June 1974 sale. (150-200) 397 - OH165AMa-1b R6 AU 10% Bright. Evens' Sewing Machines, Cincinnati. Very scarce and underrated merchant struck in Brass on a thin Sutler style planchet. A similar example realized $254 in our June 2011 sale. From the Henry South collection earlier from PCAC's June 1989 sale. (200-300) 398 - OH165BJ- 8a R9 MS63 20% Red more so on the obverse. Carl Haas, Cincinnati Ohio with rabbit pictured on the reverse. Very rare and believed to be the finest known. (300-400) 399 - OH165CX-2a R9 EF Details but retoning from cleaning with light hairlines. Jacob Krick, Cincinnati. The book on Cincinnati Store Cards by John Ostendorf identifies Jacob Krick as a Huckster at 128 West Liberty per the 1864 City Directory. A huckster or peddler sells generally smaller items from a cart or wagon. A very rare merchant and this is only the fourth example of this business strike variety we have seen offered. (300-400) 400 - OH165DJ- 7a R3 EF+ Marsh & Miner Vest Manufacturer, Cincinnati Ohio dated 1863. From the John Dettinger collection. (25-50)

401 415 424 401 - OH165DM-7a Unlisted AU T. W. McDonald Boots & Shoes, Cincinnati Ohio unlisted with rare reverse die 1279 that features a display of produce. From the Dave Bowers and Charles Urquhart collections earlier from us via want list. (750-1000) 402 - OH165EN-3b R6 MS62 Or a bit better with 20% Bright luster and small obverse planchet flaw. Pogue & Jones, Cincinnati Ohio struck in Brass. Underrated merchant and the only example of this variety we have seen offered. From the Dave Bowers and James Holtel collections. (200-300) 403 - OH165ER-1a1 R9 MS62 30% Red more so on the reverse with streaky obverse toning. John Ravy Confectioner, Cincinnati Ohio dated 1862 with a Reeded edge. This is the only example of this variety in our database. From the Dave Bowers and Charles Urquhart collections earlier from us via want list. (200-300) 404 - OH165FV-2a R4 EF Chas. Spreen Grocer and Produce Dealer, Cincinnati. Very underrated merchant. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (50-75) 405 - OH165FX-21b R9 MS62 Trace Bright. John Stanton Steel Stamp, Brand and Stencil Cutter, Cincinnati Ohio. One of the most prolific issuers of Civil War tokens. Very rare variety, the first we have seen offered. From the Dave Bowers collection. (200-300) 406 - OH165FXa-10a R7 AU+ Trace Red. Steamer Lancaster No. 4 with blank reverse. This ship had a short but interesting life, launched in January 1861 for the Cincinnati - New Richmond trade. It was later used in April 1862 to ferry wounded soldiers from the battle of Pittsburg Tennessee. Beginning in June 1864 it ran troops and supplies from to Vicksburg and in August came under attack near Natchez Mississippi. It snagged and sunk in just ten feet of water south of Portland Missouri on November 18, 1864. Formerly TN600E-10a now listed under Cincinnati as the location of David Gibson & Co. its owner and original base of operations. From the Henry South collection earlier from our March 1998 sale where it realized $516.91. (750-1000) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 407 - OH165GJ-2a R4 EF W. W. Wert Auction and Commission Boot and Shoes, Cincinnati Ohio. (25-50) 408 - OH165GL-1a1 R2 AU Very light reverse scratches. A. B. Wilson Grocer, Cincinnati. (25-50) 409 - OH165GY-16a R4 EF John Zeltner National Hall, Cincinnati Ohio. (25-50) 410 - OH175C- 1a R2 AU Trace Red. C. G. Bruce War Claim Agent $100 Bounty, Cleveland Ohio. (50-75) 411 - OH190B-2a1 Unlisted EF+ G. Kipp Produce Dealer, Columbiana Ohio unlisted with a Plain edge. From the Ed Rosen collection. (150-200) 412 - OH230B-2a R7 AU With small reverse stain. J. Durst Grocer, Dayton Ohio. From the Dave Bowers collection. (50-75) 413 - OH270A-1a R9 VF D. Farnham & Co., Edgerton Ohio. Very scarce town. From the Dave Bowers and Robert Blum collection. (100-150) 414 - OH330C-1a R6 MS63 10% Red weakly struck opposite suit of clothing as usual. M. Dryfoos Tailor, Fremont Ohio. Scarce town and merchant. (200-300) 415 - OH330E-1a R4 MS63 Trace Red more so on the reverse. Hoot & Meng, Fremont Ohio. Very underrated merchant, just the eight we have seen offered of both varieties. A more red MS64 brought $462 in our September 2010 sale. (300-400) 416 - OH330F-1b R6 AU+ Trace Bright with some streaky toning. D. W. Krebs & Co., Freemont Ohio struck in Brass with 1087 reverse die as per Corrections and Revisions section of the Store Card book. Rare and underrated variety and merchant, just the second example of the variety we have seen offered, the other a FINE+ sold for $148.50 in our December 2008 sale. From the Dave Bowers and Jon Harris collection. (200-300) 417 - OH400B-1a R8 EF But obverse weak at center as always but much nicer than most. Chaney & Harris, Hillsboro Ohio. Rare merchant and the finest we have seen offered is this and one other EF. From the Wayne Liechty and Cindy Grellman collections. (150-200) 418 - OH440A-4a R4 VF J. Armbruster, Lancaster Ohio. Underrated town. From the Dave Bowers and Dave Armstrong collections. (75-100) 419 - OH485A-1d Unlisted EF+ F. Schuch, Loudenville Ohio struck in Copper Nickel and believed to be Unique. From the Dave Bowers, George Fuld, Julius Guttag and Virgil Brand collections. (750-1000) 420 - OH505B-4j R9 MS62 Or a bit better, 20% Bright but a bit weak at centers as usual. F. B. Orr, Mansfield Ohio struck in Nickel with Union For Ever reverse. Very rare variety, this is the only example in our database. From the Dave Bowers and James Holtel collections. (200-300) 421 - OH505B-5b R8 MS62 30% Bright. F. B. Orr, Mansfield Ohio struck in Brass with Money Makes The Mare Go reverse. From the Dave Bowers and Richard Brown collections. (200-300) 422 - OH540A-1a R3 AU H. Burritt Drugs, Medicines, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Maumee City Ohio. Very underrated merchant from a scarce town, another AU realized $285 in our March 2010 auction. (200-300) 423 - OH550A-1a R4 MS64 50% Red. H. M. Cochran Tobacco Manufacturer, McConnelsville Ohio. Very scarce town particularly in Uncirculated condition, a much less red MS63 sold for $231 in our December 2010. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (400-500) 424 - OH557A-2b R8 UNC Details with small stains and hairlines mainly on the obverse. John Frank 1 Pint Of Milk struck in Brass. Long attributed to Cincinnati Ohio as OH165AY-2b current research has placed the Frank dairy in Mill Creek Township of rural Hamilton County, Ohio. This will be the new designation in the third edition of the Store Card book. From the Henry South collection. (300-400) 425 - OH560A-7b Unlisted EF R. G. Martin, Monroeville Ohio struck in Brass and Unlisted as such. From the Dave Bowers and James Holtel collections. (100-150) 426 - OH562A-2a Unlisted UNC Details with small rim nick. G. Haines, Wolf Creek Pike, Montgomery County Ohio. Formerly listed as Wolf Creek Indian (IN995A). Very rare variety from a town next to impossible to find in Uncirculated condition. From the Dave Bowers and Wayne Stafford collections. (300-400) 427 - OH597A-3a R5 EF With some residues. Hall & Frymire Tinware, Navarre Ohio with reverse featuring stove with container labeled Peace Maker 1863 on top. (50-75) 428 - OH620A- 2a R4 AU+ H. H. Robinson, New London Ohio. From the Dave Bowers and Richard Crosby collections. (75-100) 429 - OH730A-5a R4 FINE+ Drs. Brown & Dills Dentists, Piqua Ohio. (50-75)

430 433 444 430 - OH730B-1a R4 MS63 20% Red and quite well struck for this merchant. French & Swonger Dairy Meat Market, Piqua. Very underrated merchant, one of just four Uncirculated examples we have seen offered, a similar example brought $247.50 in our April 1999 auction while more recently an EF with flaws sold for $135 in our July 2009 sale. From the Wayne Liechty and Cindy Grellman collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (500-750) 431 - OH730C-1a R6 VF Or a bit better with normal rim cuds and linear obverse planchet flaw. Martin Hoegner Daily Meat Market, Piqua Ohio. Rare and underrated merchant, a VF sold for $220 in our July 2006 sale. From the Ed Rosen collection. (200-300) 432 - OH755A-1a R6 MS64 Trace Red mostly on the reverse. L. Wiles, Putnam Ohio. Rare town, particularly this nice. A MS63 realized $610.50 in our July 2009 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (750-1000) 433 - OH765B-4a R3 AU With light obverse stain. Doctor D. R. Jennings Surgeon Dentist, Ravenna Ohio with popular reverse die 1344 that shows dentures and dental instruments. Underrated merchant, an EF sold for $280 in our September 2010 sale. (300-400)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 434 - OH770A-3i Unlisted AU Trace Bright with 50% or more Original Tin Plating remaining. B. L. Crew, Richmond Ohio struck in Tin Plated copper. Reverse die 1045 is one of just a handful of dies which are more than occasionally encountered in Tin Plate, others being 1037, 1192, 1288, 1046 and of course stalwart 1042. Those dies are almost always collector strikes while 1045 in Tin Plate seems to be used almost exclusively for circulation. Underrated town, an example in EF of the R5 -3a variety sold for $137.50 in our March 2008 sale. From the Dave Bowers collection. (300-400) 435 - OH790A-1a R7 AU Geo. Metzger 12 Mile House 1863. Formerly listed under Cincinnati as OH165DR-1a, current research indicates that 12 Mile House was a Hotel and Restaurant in Sharonville Hamilton County Ohio and will be given this designation in the new Store Card book. The currently listed McMillins token under Sharonville is believed to be from a now nonexistent Pike Country Sharonville, hence the different town numbers. We have been told that at one time or another there have been at least three Ohio towns called Sharonville. A MS63 of the R7 -2a variety realized $860 in our December 2012 sale. From the John Dettinger collection. (400-500) 436 - OH815A-5a R7 VF With small reverse dig. Fry & Johnson, Sidney Ohio. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Richard Brown at the 1977 ANA. (75-100) 437 - OH835C-4a R2 MS63 40% Red. J. W. Gray, Steubenville Ohio. Very underrated variety and just the third Uncirculated example we have recorded. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (150-200) 438 - OH850C-1b R3 EF+ With a few light marks. Souder & Carpenter, Tiffin Ohio. Underrated town. From the Dave Bowers and Urban Rudner collections. (50-75) 439 - OH880B-2a R8 FINE+ S. K. Harter Iron Nails, Troy Ohio with anvil reverse. Rare merchant with crude die work including a backwards D. From the John Dettinger collection. (100-150) 440 - OH880C-5a R3 VF With a few light marks. S. E. Hustler, Troy Ohio with large boot on reverse. (25-50) 441 - OH880D-1a R8 FINE+ Julian & Co. Watch Makers, Troy Ohio 1864. Underrated merchant and very rare variety as we only have two examples in our data base, this and the Tanenbaum specimen which is slightly finer. From the Dave Bowers, James Holtel and George Fuld collections earlier from us via want list. (100-150) 442 - OH930C-2a R5 VF S. Pierce & Son, West Unity Ohio 1863. (50-75) 443 - OH960A-1b R7 MS62 30% Bright. J. W. Walton Pension Agent, Woodsfield Ohio struck in Brass. Rare variety, just the fourth example we have recorded. (150-200) 444 - OH975F-8a Unlisted MS64 50% Red. Samuel Geitgey, Wooster Ohio unlisted with reverse 1180. Very rare and possibly unique token, particularly interesting considering our offering of an Unlisted -7a with an incused image of reverse die 1180 in our June 2011 as well as an obverse Brockage and Blank reverse also being listed. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB though called OH975F-7a. (750-1000) 445 - OH975M-2a R2 MS63 50% Red. Rowe & Bro. Clocks and Jewelry, Wooster Ohio with pocket watch reverse die. Rare and very underrated merchant. We sold an AU in our May 2004 sale for $176.83. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (400-500)

446 448 452 446 - OH975O-2a R8 VF With a few light marks on each side. L. Young, Wooster Ohio with crossed pool cues and balls reverse die 1343. Formerly listed under Cincinnati as OH165GV-2a, current research show that Young as well as John Leis, the other business strike user of this reverse die, is from Wooster and will be designated by this number in the new Store Card book. This token was popular even as a Cincinnati token because of its rarity and reverse die, a VF sold for $506 in our September 2010 auction. From the Dave Bowers, James Lytle and George Fuld collections. (400-500) 447 - OH995J-1a R3 VF C. W. Potwin & Co., Zanesville Ohio. Very scarce and underrated merchant. (50-75) 448 - PA320A-1a R8 MS63 20% Red. H. Wind Good For 5 Cents. Long listed under Cincinnati (OH165GM-1a) this merchant has now been attributed to Easton Pennsylvania where it will appear in the next Store Card book as a single merchant town. Henry Wind was a Hotel Keeper in Easton located in Northhampton County during the Civil War. Rare town, a brown MS62 of the more available -5a variety realized $900 in our December 2012 auction. From the Henry South collection. (1500-2000) 449 - PA464A-1a R4 EF Petersen's Jewelers, Honesdale, Scranton and Pittston Pennsylvania. From the John Dettinger collection. (50-75) 450 - PA615A-1a R2 MS62 10% Red. G. C. Porter & Co., Meadville Pennsylvania. (75-100) 451 - PA750D-1a R3 MS63 Trace Red and nicely toned. Baltz & Stilz Importers of Wines, Philadelphia with Grapes on the vine. (75-100) 452 - PA750E-3e R9 MS63 40% Bright mint luster with many interesting die cracks on the obverse. M. F. Beirn Magnolia Hotel, Philadelphia struck in White Metal with exceedingly rare Franklin reverse die 1150A without Benjamin Franklin spelled out. This is the only example we have recorded. This is the current Fuld Plate token for this reverse die. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Spencer Radnich, Ray Byrne, Jon Harris, George Fuld and J. N. T. Levick collections. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (2000-3000) 453 - PA750L-1a R1 AU+ Great Central Fair Philadelphia June 1864. One of the more famous Sanitary Fairs held to raise money to aid soldiers. (50-75) 454 - PA750L-1a R1 MS63 10% Red. Great Central Fair Philadelphia June 1864. One of the more famous Sanitary Fairs held to raise money to aid soldiers. (75-100)

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455 459 462 455 - PA750Lc-1d Unlisted MS63 70% Bright and nearly Proof Like. E. Ivins Metal Trimmings, Philadelphia struck in Copper Nickel. Very scarce merchant now attributed to the Civil War era and estimated to be an R8. A MS63 example of the more available -1b variety sold for $302.50 in our December 2006 sale. From the Dave Bowers collection earlier from Bowers & Merena's March 2000 sale. (300-400) 456 - PA750M-2a R5 AU North Military Hall, Philadelphia Pennsylvania with very scarce reverse die 1380. Much scarcer than the -1a and -3a varieties. The counts in our data base are 87, 20 and 72 respectively. From the Henry South collection. (75-100) 457 - PA750M-3a R2 MS63 20% Red almost all on the reverse. F. & L. Ladner North Military Hall, Philadelphia. (75-100) 458 - PA750P-2a R8 EF With full reverse brockage which was struck a bit unevenly. F. P. Rogers Manufacturer Of Milk Cans, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Brockage with the incused image of the obverse on the reverse. Any store card brockage is quite unusual and desirable. From the John Dettinger collection. (500-750) 459 - PA750P-4c R7 MS65 70% Bright struck with full obverse brockage mint error. F. P. Rogers, Philadelphia struck in Nickel with Milk Can pictured. We sold a MS63 for $503 in our December 2010 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (1000-1500) 460 - PA750Q-1a R3 MS64 30% Red and nicely toned. G. J. Ruelius, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. (75-100) 461 - PA750S-1a R2 MS64 10% Red. Steppacher Agent Orleans House, Philadelphia. (100-150) 462 - PA750V-4b R7 MS64 60% Bright and well struck with nearly Proof Like obverse. N. & G. Taylor 1862, Philadelphia with George Washington. Much scarcer than the -3b or even the -5e variety. Rare in Uncirculated condition, we sold a similarly bright but weakly struck Uncirculated example in our July 2000 auction for $357.50. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (750-1000)

463 470 472 463 - PA750W-2b R9 AU58 Or nearly so. Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, Philadelphia struck in Brass. Very rare variety with reverse die 1092, the finest of just three known. The finest specimen that could be found in 1972 for the Fuld book was barely recognizable. We sold an VF+ for $650 in our March 2008 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Richard McFerran collections. In a NGC holder graded AU58. (1000-1500) 464 - PA765D-1a R9 MS64 20% Red mainly on the reverse. J. A. Eckert Butcher, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Very rare variety, the only example we have seen offered in over 30 years. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (500-750) 465 - PA765K-1a R3 AU Reverse stain. J. W. McCarthy Bill Poster, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Very underrated merchant. From the Henry South collection. (50-75) 466 - PA765N-7a R4 AU Trace Red with light reverse scratch. Pekin Tea Store, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Very underrated variety. From the John Dettinger collection. (25-50) 467 - PA765P- 8a R3 AU+ Struck from rusted reverse die which is the rule rather than the exception on this die. Pittock's News Depot, Pittsburg with popular Sea Serpent reverse die 1290. From the John Dettinger collection. (75-100) 468 - RI700D-4c R9 UNC Details 10% Bright with some tin pest. H. Dobson Union 1864, Providence muled with City Fruit Store reverse struck in White Metal. Rare merchant, a MS62 example of the -4a variety sold for $1,325 in our December 2010 sale. From the Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (500-750) 469 - RI700F-2j R9 AU Or so but quite weakly struck as usual for this die combination and particularly in this composition. H. Y. Lefevre Empire Saloon, Providence struck in German Silver. Crude die work with backwards 1, S and N's. From the Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (200-300) 470 - RI700I-1b R9 MS62 50% Bright. F. W. Shattuck Burnside Fruit Store, Providence struck in Brass. Rare merchant and the finest of just three examples of this variety we have seen offered. An AU+ of the more available R7 copper -1a variety brought $440 in our June 2010 sale. From the Ed Rosen and George Fuld collections. (750-1000) 471 - TN180A-2b R7 VF Slightly porous. N. O. Underwood, Dedham Tennessee. Very scarce town and state, much nicer than the porous and somewhat encrusted VF that realized $660 in our October 2001 sale. (750-1000) 472 - TN430B-4a R8 VF Chamberlin Bros. 1 Glass Soda Water. Formerly listed as Cincinnati Ohio OH165V-4a, recent research has shown this merchant was actually from Knoxville Tennessee. Very rare merchant and was worth in the $1,000 range even as a Cincinnati Merchant. An UNC details cleaned example of the -3a1 variety brought $1,350 in our December 2012 auction. From the Dave Bowers, James Holtel and George Fuld collections. (1500-2000)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 473 - TN600C-4a R8 AU Reverse scratch. B. F. Hammar & Co. Drayage, Memphis. Scarce 1862 25¢ reverse die 1401. A VF+ brought $777.23 in our June 2005 auction. (500-750) 474 - TN690D-6b R9 FINE Or a bit better but porous with an edge nick. McKay & Lapsley, Nashville. Very rare town and merchant. Rare 20 denomination reverse die 1397A. A MS62 example of the -9b variety sold for $2,700 in our March 2010 sale. (500-750) 475 - WV890B-3a R7 VF John Eckhart Hosiery, Wheeling West Virginia. (100-150) 476 - WV890E-1a R7 AU D. Nicoll & Bro., Wheeling West Virginia. One of the scarcer merchants from Wheeling. (200-300)

477 485 488 477 - WI 70A-1a R8 MS64 10% Red with attractive toning. Peck & Pratt, Beloit Wisconsin. Rare town, particularly in Uncirculated condition. A VF+ with light stain brought $500.50 in our July 2009 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (1500-2000) 478 - WI140A-2a R5 VF C. Dahmen & Son, Cross Plains Wisconsin. Very scarce town. (100-150) 479 - WI220E-2a R5 EF+ F. Fritz Crockery & Provisions, Fond du Lac Wisconsin. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Richard Coslet June 1979. (75-100) 480 - WI220F-1a R5 VF+ Obverse a bit weak at center as usual. J. C. Lowell Druggist, Fond du Lac Wisconsin. From the Dennis Haskett collection. (75-100) 481 - WI250C-1a R5 AU A. Kimboll, Green Bay Wisconsin. From the Henry South collection. (75-100) 482 - WI300B-1a R6 FINE+ With a number of light scratches most notably on the reverse. L. R. Carswell Confectionery, Toys & Groceries, Janesville Wisconsin. (25-50) 483 - WI300C-2a R9 AU Details but retoning from cleaning. Chapmans One Price Store, Janesville Wisconsin. Very rare variety, we have only recorded one other example. From the Dave Bowers and Western Reserve collections earlier from Christy's in October 1998. (300-400) 484 - WI310A-1a R6 MS63 30% Red. Philip Johnson Drugs, Jefferson Wisconsin with mortar and pestle reverse. A VF+ brought $91.11 in our July 2007 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (400-500) 485 - WI330A-1a R8 MS64 10% Red mainly on the reverse with attractive toning. A. Brown's Cream Ale, Kenosha Wisconsin. Very scarce merchant and very rare and underrated variety, just the second we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Richard McFerran collections earlier from Kurt Krueger in 1987. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (2000-3000) 486 - WI330C-1a R4 MS63 10% Red more so on the obverse. Hohn Simmons & Co. Boots, Shoes and Leather, Kenosha Wisconsin. Underrated town and merchant and this is the lone Uncirculated example in our database, a retoned VF realized $116.60 in our December 2010 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Bob Kraft, Rich Hartzog, Doug Watson and George Fuld collections earlier from World September 1991. This is the current Fuld Plate Specimen. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (500-750) 487 - WI410C-2a R6 EF R. K. Findlay & Co., Madison Wisconsin. An underrated variety. (100-150) 488 - WI410G-1a R5 EF J. Rodermund Lager Beer Stock & Cream Ale, Madison Wisconsin. Popular token with horse drawn beer wagon. Actually this three barrel variety is much scarcer than the four barrel -2a variety despite Fuld's rarity ratings, just the ninth we have seen offered. A VF+ of the -2a brought $701 in our March 2008 sale. (750-1000) 489 - WI410I-1a R3 EF George V. Ott Tannery Manufacturer & Dealer In Leather Hides, Madison Wisconsin. Underrated merchant very scarce above EF. (75-100)

490 499 506 490 - WI435A-1a R8 MS65 40% Red mostly on the obverse. I. Livingston Dry Goods Marshall Wisconsin. Rare merchant from a very scarce town, rare in Uncirculated and likely the finest known. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Walt Korzick in July 1975. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (1500-2000) 491 - WI450A-1a R7 EF Details with a couple of light obverse scratches. D. Campbell, Mauston Wisconsin. Very scarce town that when seen is usually in low grade and / or with problems. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Maurice Sheppard collections. (200-300) 492 - WI460A-3a R8 VF E. Wirth Clothing, Mayfield Wisconsin struck with naked Amazon reverse die 1220 an interesting choice for a clothing store. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (150-200)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 493 - WI510 B-1a R5 EF Well struck with a couple of light marks. Ch. Bast Wisconsin Brewery, Milwaukee Wisconsin with beer barrel and Star of David pictured. Signed Mossin & Marr, unusual as most of their signed work is labeled simply Marr. A VF sold for $100 in our March 2008 sale. (100-150) 494 - WI510 E-1a R2 EF V. Blatz Lager Beer City Brewery & Malt House, Milwaukee with picture of King lifting a glass of beer. (75-100) 495 - WI510 O-2a R4 VF C. E. Graff Machinery, Milwaukee. Underrated merchant. (75-100) 496 - WI510 S-1a R5 AU With some hairline scratches. Geo. Kane Fine Family Groceries, Milwaukee. Very underrated merchant. From the Russell Rulau collection. (50-75) 497 - WI510 Y-2a R7 AU A. Lederer & Co., Milwaukee Wisconsin. Very scarce town and variety, particularly in AU and better. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (150-200) 498 - WI510AB-1a R3 MS64 30% Red. Friedrich Miller Plankroad Brewery, Milwaukee. A 10% Red MS62 realized $181.50 in our March 2008 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (300-400) 499 - WI510AB-5b R10 AU Sharply struck with a small planchet flaw. Freiderich Miller Lager Beer 1 Quart with barrel and brewing tools and heads of barley. Although listed as Unique in Fuld, we believe it is one of just three known. A holed EF with light marks brought $660 in our March 2010 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Alan Bleviss collections. (750-1000) 500 - WI510AC-1a R4 AU+ Nicely toned. F. Mitzlaff, Milwaukee Wisconsin. From the Russell Rulau collection. (75-100) 501 - WI510AD-1a R4 AU Mossin & Marr Engraver, Milwaukee with naked Amazon reverse die 1220. The maker of many Wisconsin Civil War tokens. An EF+ realized $178.20 in our June 2011 auction. (200-300) 502 - WI510AF-1a R4 EF Planer & Kayser's Sewing Machine, Milwaukee. Very underrated merchant, another EF sold for $134.20 in our July 2009 auction. From the Russell Rulau collection. (100-150) 503 - WI510AI-1a R3 EF J. B. Schram, Milwaukee Wisconsin. From the Russell Rulau collection. (50-75) 504 - WI510AJ-2a R9 EF Severn & Jones, Milwaukee Wisconsin. Very rare variety with 1195 reverse, just one of two we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Chester Krause collections earlier from a Kurt Krueger May 1982 sale. (400-500) 505 - WI510AP-4a R5 EF H. Upmeyer Jeweler, Milwaukee with Stephen Douglas reverse. From the Russell Rulau collection. (50-75) 506 - WI510AP-6a1 R9 EF45 H. Upmeyer Jeweler, Milwaukee with very rare S.A.D. (Stephen A. Douglas) reverse die 1156. Reverse is unlisted with the -1a obverse, however this was likely in error as it appears that the -5a and -5a1 as listed do not exist. A VF+ realized $550 in our July 2009 auction. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from PCAC's November 1977 auction. In a NGC holder graded XF45 BN though called a -5a1 in error. (750-1000) 507 - WI540A-1a R8 EF+ J. Ramsey, New Lisbon Wisconsin. Very scarce merchant and town, both rare above EF. From the Gary Melby collection. (200-300) 508 - WI550B-1a R8 EF With some light reverse planchet flaw across upper right of reverse. J. Remington, North Prairie Wisconsin. A much nicer than normal example of this very rare merchant. A VF sold for $718.30 in our July 2009 auction. From the Gary Melby collection. (750-1000) 509 - WI620D-3a R6 FINE+ And well struck for variety. Andrew Haben & Co., Oshkosh Wisconsin. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Doug Watson and George Fuld collections earlier from a Rich Hartzog June 1977 sale. (50-75) 510 - WI620F-1a R5 MS63 Trace Red. Hay & Clark, Oshkosh Wisconsin. Scarce merchant particularly this nice. (200-300) 511 - WI620I-2a R9 EF But retoned with some residues. Levy & Duncan, Oshkosh Wisconsin. Rare variety, an EF sold for $176 in our March 2010 auction. (75-100) 512 - WI620L-1a R8 VF S. B. & J. A. Paige, Oshkosh Wisconsin. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Chester Krause collections earlier from a Kurt Krueger May 1982 sale. (100-150) 513 - WI620N-2a R9 MS62 30% Red with obverse planchet streak. B. H. Soper Furniture, Oshkosh. Very rare variety, missing from the Tanenbaum collection. The only other example we have seen offered was the Kraft, Hartzog, Watson and Fuld example. From the Gary Melby collection. (300-400) 514 - WI660A-1a R7 EF+ T. M. McMillan Crockery, Portage City, Wisconsin. Very scarce town, very rare above EF. An EF sold for $350 in our March 2010 sale. (300-400)

515 524 525 515 - WI680A-1a R5 MS66 30% Red mostly on the obverse with attractive toning. J. Druecker, Port Washington Wisconsin. Very scarce single variety town, particularly this nice. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS66 RB. (1000-1500) 516 - WI700A-2a R4 EF+ J. I. Case & Co. Thrashing Machine, Racine Wisconsin. Issued by one of the Civil War issuers still in business today. (75-100) 517 - WI700A-4a R9 VF+ J. I. Case & Co. Thrashing Machine, Racine Wisconsin. Very rare variety, a VF brought $145 in our March 2010 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Fred Dickfoss, Bob Kraft, Rich Hartzog and Dog Watson collections earlier from Heritage's September 2007 sale.(150-200) 518 - WI700G-4a R6 VF Thos. Falvey Manufacturer of Reapers & Mowers, Racine Wisconsin. (75-100) 519 - WI700H-4a R7 EF+ D. H. Jones, Racine Wisconsin. Another EF+ realized $99.88 in our July 2007 sale. (100-150) 520 - WI700I-1a R7 MS64 60% Red. J. & H. Miller, Racine Wisconsin. Very rare variety, one of just two we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Henry South, Bob Kraft, Rich Hartzog, Charles VerHoeven and Colonel Green collections earlier from World Exonumia September 1991. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (500-750) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Store Cards 521 - WI720A-6a R8 VF+ Greenway's Immense Concert Hall, Ripon Wisconsin. Very scarce single merchant town. A VF brought $297 in our June 2011 auction. From the Gary Melby collection. (300-400) 522 - WI830B-1a R6 VF W. S. Newton, Sparta Wisconsin. Very scarce town and merchant. An EF realized $225 in our December 2010 auction. (150-200) 523 - WI890B-1a R3 VF+ Wm. Runkel, Tomah & New Lisbon Wisconsin. From the Gary Melby collection. (75-100) 524 - WI920D-1do R10 MS64 30% Bright struck over an 1864 Copper Nickel Indian Head Cent. T. Devin Clothing, Watertown Wisconsin Liberty For All 1864 with Eagle on Cannon. Unique with nice undertype detail including the last three digits of the date. From the Steve Tanenbaum, Bob Kraft, Rich Hartzog, Doug Watson and George Fuld collections. (2000-3000) 525 - WI920D-3a R6 MS65 50% Red and very well struck. T. Devin Clothing, Watertown Wisconsin with Naked Amazon reverse die 1220. Rare and very underrated variety. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from John Canfield in June 1976. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (1000-1500) 526 - WI920M-1b R8 MS63 60% Bright. T. Racek Good For One Glass Beer, Watertown struck in Brass. Once a very rare merchant a small hoard of generally high grade examples came to the market a number of years ago and is now more properly considered an R4. An AU sold for $121 in our March 2008 auction. (200-300) 527 - WI920I-1a R4 EF John Heymann Oyster Restaurant & Beer Hall, Watertown. Very underrated single variety merchant, a VF+ sold for $440 in our March 2010 sale. From the John Dettinger collection. (300-400)

528 541 556 528 - WI930A-1a R7 MS64 40% Red. Charles Cork Crockery, Waukesha Wisconsin. The rarest of the three very scarce Waukesha merchants in Uncirculated condition. We have not sold an example by auction in any condition in over 15 years. From the Steve Tanenbaum, William Fayerweather and Herman Aqua collections. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (1000-1500) 529 - WI930C-1a R7 AU+ H. W. Sherman, Waukesha Wisconsin. Very scarce town, a VF sold for $185 in our November 2004 auction. (300-400) 530 - WI960D-2a R6 VF+ Dr. Van Valkenburgh Druggist, Whitewater Wisconsin. (50-75) 531 - WI960E-2a R4 MS65 40% Red mostly on the obverse. A. Wahlstedt, Whitewater Wisconsin. Underrated variety and merchant, just the third Uncirculated example we have seen offered. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Maurice Sheppard collections. In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (500-750) 532 - NC-39a R6 EF Retoning from old cleaning. Central National Home For D. V. S. Good For 5 Cents At Store. Popular, though post-War, Disabled Veteran Soldiers token. A FINE+ brought $24.20 in our July 2000 sale. (50-75) Counterstamped 533 - C. M. BERRY / N.W.C. 5TH & / PHILa / CHESNUT / SALOON on the obverse of a 177? Spanish One Real. FINE Coin FINE holed for suspension while the center three lines are very strong the first and last line are weak. Popular early Philadelphia counterstamp most often seen on Two Reals and just barely fits this denomination. Adams/Miller Unlisted Rulau PA 35A From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 534 - C. M. BERRY / N.W.C. 5TH & / PHILa / CHESNUT / SALOON on the obverse of a 1789 Spanish Two Real. FINE+ Coin AG and slightly bent. The most often seen version of this popular counterstamp. Adams/Miller PA 35 Rulau PA 36 From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 535 - J. A. BOLEN four times on the front and back of an 1851 Large Cent. EF Coin AU but retoning from an old cleaning. Bolen was a famous engraver from Springfield Massachusetts. It is thought that most if not all of these counterstamps were made from an original Bolen punch after his death in 1907. Rulau Ma Sp 10 Brunk B-830 From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (200-300) 536 - D. BROWN / WARREN on the obverse of an 1822 Large Cent. VF Coin VG. Though Warren would appear to be a town name, a quick internet search turned up nothing concrete. Excellent research opportunity. (50-75) 537 - H. S. BURGES on the obverse of an 1851 Large Cent. VF Coin VF. Attributed to Baltimore Maryland. Rulau Md Ba 125 (25-50) 538 - J. W. CLARK / TUNKHANNOCK / PA on the obverse of a 1866 Shield Nickel. FINE+ Coin GOOD+. Very rare and quite possibly Unique. Rulau Pa Tu 3 From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 539 - N. DAPEI / NEW-YORK on the obverse and an 1849 Large Cent. EF Coin FINE+ Possibly Unique. Brunk D-74 From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (100-150) 540 - (Eagle) raised in a circular depression on the obverse of an 1831 Large Cent. VF Coin VG or better but porous. (25-50) 541 - FORCE on the obverse of an 1800 Bust Dollar. VF Coin FINE or a bit better. Attributed to Jabez Wood Force (1783-1871) a New York City silversmith from 1819-1841. This is the Brunk and Rulau plate specimen and thought to be Unique. An impressive piece sure to get much attention. Rulau Early NY A174 From the John Linhoss collection. (2000-3000) 542 - JONES / (E)XCHANGE / HOTEL / (77) DOSK ST. / (PH)ILA. On the obverse of an 1808 Spanish One Real. VF Coin VG, stamp is strong where struck but a few letters as noted run off the coin. A rarely seen counterstamp on a One Real coin. Rulau PA 239G From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 543 - JONES / EXCHANGE / HOTEL / 77 DOSK ST. / PHILA. On the obverse of a 1779 Spanish Two Real. VF Coin VF. Nice example, a Rulau and Brunk Plate Specimen. Rulau PA 239F From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Counterstamped Coins 544 - JONES / EXCHANGE / HOTEL / 77 DOSK ST. / PHILA. On the obverse of a 1796 Spanish Two Real. VF Coin AG with small clip. A nicely detailed counterstamp that is a Rulau Plate Specimen. Rulau PA 239F From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 545 - JONES' / EXCHANGE HOTEL / 77 DOSK ST. / PHILa. on the obverse of an 1822 Spanish One Real. FINE+ Coin AG holed for suspension. Rare smaller size stamp with Exchange Hotel all on the same line. Not listed on this denomination in Rulau. Rulau PA 239I From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 546 - KUNKEL'S / OPERA TROUPE on the obverse of a 1795 Spanish Two Real. VF Coin VG+. George Kunkel's Opera Troupe specialized in minstrel shows in Baltimore during the late 1850's to the early 1860's. A similar example sold for $174.90 in our September 2010 sale. Rulau MD 86A From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 547 - EL in raised letters on the obverse of Hard Times token Low 132 / HT-195. EF Coin VF or so but abrasively cleaned with many scratches. The consignor placed a tentative attribution on the piece as the stamp of Elijah Lincoln (1794-1861) of Hingham Massachusetts a Silversmith who was active 1818-33. Though this piece post dates his known active years the stamp does resemble the illustration in Ensko's American Silversmiths and Their Marks and would seem to place this piece squarely in the Hard Times period. (150-200) 548 - S. LEONARD in raised letters in a rectangular punch on the obverse of a Draped Bust Large Cent. VF Coin AG. Samuel T. Leonard 1786-1848 was a Silversmith in Chestertown Maryland active in the years 1805-10 per Ensko's book on American Silversmiths. (200-300) 549 - PARISIAN / VARIETIES / 16. St & B'WAY. N. Y. on the obverse of an 1875 half Dollar. EF Coin EF but with light scratches across the reverse. According to Rulau Parisian Varieties was an erotic show of nubile young ladies in 1875 and 1876. (300-400) 550 - W. F. PAGE / W. B. PAGE / I. C. LANE all on the obverse of an 1827 Large Cent with punches of varying sizes. VF Coin VG but holed for suspension. The stamp of Walter B. Page machinist from Plainfield Vermont. This is the Brunk and Rulau plate specimen. Rulau Vt Pl 5 (50-75) 551 - W . R in raised letters in a serrated rectangular depression on the obverse of an 1844 Large Cent. FINE Coin AG or so and quite battered. A very crude stamp indeed. (25-50) 552 - J. H. STIGERS. On the obverse of an 1826 Large Cent. VF Coin VG with some obverse cuts and porous with green residue. An excellent research opportunity for this as yet unidentified stamp. The latest dated coin known for this stamp is 1831 indicating it could very well be from the Hard Times period. Additionally, though it is unclear to us if the first initial is an I or a J, neither has been noted before as it has always been listed simply as H. Stigers. This is the same stamp just more carefully centered, hopefully this additional initial will prove the key to unlocking a mystery. (50-75) 553 - STODDART'S / FAMILY DRY GOODS / STORES / 278. 280 & 282 / NTH 2ND St / PHILa on the obverse of a 1791 Two Real. FINE Coin AG. Very rare counterstamp, one of just a half dozen or so known. Rulau PA 722 From the Richard Crosby collection. (400-500) 554 - G. T and 30 both raised in rectangular serrated depressions on the obverse of a Large Cent from the 1816-35. VF Coin POOR and holed with many marks. Another interesting stamp yet to be discovered. (25-50) 555 - Wm Thomson in raised script letters in a form fitting depression on the obverse of an 1841 Large Cent. VG Coin VG. William Thomson was a New York City Silversmith active in the years 1810-1845 per Ensko's book on American Silversmiths. (150-200) 556 - DR. G. G. WILKINS with a curved punch on the obverse of an 1863 Patriotic Civil War token 180/341 a. EF Token VF. George Wilkins was a dentist in Pittsfield New Hampshire. It is interesting the stamp was placed above the rider F. Sigel where the motto The Hero Of Pea Ridge is normally found. This is the first Wilkins stamped Civil War token we have seen, though Brunk lists two and he was such a prolific issuer there are likely others. (300-400) 557 - ADMIT / TO / WOOD'S / MINSTREALS / 444 BdWAY / NY on the obverse and reverse of an early 1800's Spanish Two Real. VF Coin AG+. From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (150-200) Hard Times Tokens

558 559 565 558 - LOW 6 / HT-14 R5 AU50 Trace Bright. For The Constitution Hurra, Whig Victorious April 1834. Very scarce this nice, an EF sold for $500 in our December 2008 auction. From the Dice-Hicks and Chet Krause collections. In a NGC holder graded AU50. (1000-1500) 559 - LOW 8 / HT-9 R1 MS65 40% Red more so on the obverse with great cartwheel luster. My Substitute For The US Bank with running boar pictured. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (750-1000) 560 - LOW 12 / HT-25 R1 EF Popular token featuring Andrew Jackson with a sword and bag of money and as a Jackass. An AU with some mottled toning in our June 2013 sold for $172.50. (75-100) 561 - LOW 15 / HT-28 R3 FINE+ By wear but porous with residues and two thin planchet cracks. Trace Bright. William Seward Our Next Governor. Rarely seen this nice, An EF sold for $611.60 in our July 2009 sale. (75-100) 562 - LOW 19 / HT-33 R1 VF+ Turtle carrying Sub Treasury with Jack Ass on reverse. (25-50) 563 - LOW 20 / HT-34 R1 AU+ I Follow in the Foot Steps of our Illustrious Predecessor. (100-150) 564 - LOW 21 / HT-35 R2 FINE+ With reverse residues. Liberty / Millions For Defense Not One Cent For Tribute. (50-75)

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565 - LOW 27 / HT-41 R7 AU55 Very sharp with some very light obverse rim marks. But porous and a bit dark as usual. Very rare variety, just one of five we have seen offered in the last twenty plus years. Much like the inclusion of unique varieties in a Civil War token collection the inclusion of one of the Bushnell pieces often serves to identify a truly advanced collection of Hard Times tokens. Nicer than the porous AU that realized $4,070 in our March 2008 sale. In a NGC holder graded AU55 BN. (4000-6000) 566 - LOW 32 / HT-47 R1 AU Not One Cent For Tribute. From the Don Boller collection. (75-100) 567 - LOW 33 / HT-48 R1 AU Millions for Defense Not One Cent For Tribute. (75-100) 568 - LOW 38 / HT-62 R1 AU Mint Drop Brentonian Currency. Another AU with trace red sold for $105 in our July 2007 sale. From the Arno Safran collection. (75-100)

569 575 594 569 - LOW 45 / HT-56 R1 MS63 10% Red. Phoenix rising from flames Substitute For Shin Plasters. From the Arno Safran collection. (300-400) 570 - LOW 48 / HT-67 R1 AU Substitute For Shin Plasters with Phoenix rising. Very difficult variety to obtain in AU or better. From the Arno Safran collection. (100-150) 571 - LOW 51 / HT-70 R1 AU+ Sharp strike with nice luster and small obverse planchet flaw. The Constitution As I Understand It Roman Firmness Veto with Jackass labeled LLD. (100-150) 572 - LOW 54 / HT-81 R1 FINE+ Very popular 1838 Anti Slavery token that pictures a women in chains with the legend Am I Not A Woman And A Sister. (150-200) 573 - LOW 54 / HT-81 R1 EF Very popular 1838 Anti Slavery token that pictures a women in chains with the legend Am I Not A Woman And A Sister. A VF+ realized $186 in our December 2012 sale. (200-300) 574 - LOW 54 / HT-81 R1 AU But with mottled obverse toning while the reverse has 10% Original Red mint luster. Very popular 1838 Anti Slavery token that pictures a women in chains with the legend Am I Not A Woman And A Sister. (200-300) 575 - LOW 54B / HT-81A R3 AU Very popular 1838 Anti Slavery token that pictures a women in chains with the legend Am I Not A Woman And A Sister. This variety features full date and slightly smaller planchet and is much scarcer than the regular Low 54 / HT-81. A VF+ sold for $330 in our June 2013 sale. (750-1000) 576 - LOW 55 / HT-63 R1 AU Complete date but a little weak. Popular Loco Foco Benton Experiment Mint Drop 1838. Popular design and very scarce above EF, an example in EF+ sold for $335.01 in our June 2013 auction. From the Arno Safran collection. (300-400) 577 - LOW 58 / HT-16 R1 EF Webster Credit Current 1841 with ship labeled Constitution sailing on calm seas. (50-75) 578 - LOW 62 / HT-20 R1 AU With nice luster. Van Buren Metallic Current 1837 with ship labeled Experiment crashing on the rocks in a lightning storm. (75-100) 579 - LOW 64 / HT-22 R1 EF+ Webster Credit Currency with sailing ship on calm waters. (50-75) 580 - LOW 65 / HT-23 R4 AU Details but a bit dark with some light marks. Liberty and Webster Credit Current. Very scarce and hard to find problem free. A VF+ sold for $155 in our July 2012 sale. From the Arno Safran collection. (75-100) 581 - LOW 69 / HT-58 R1 VF Millions For Defense Not One Cent For Tribute. (25-50) 582 - LOW 73 / HT-176 R3 VF+ Francis L. Brigham Cheapside, New Bedford. (150-200) 583 - LOW 74 / HT-428 R1 EF Ephriam A. Hathaway City Coal Yard, Providence Rhode Island. From the Arno Safran collection. (50-75) 584 - LOW 75 / HT-152 R2 EF Robinson's Jones & Co., Attleboro Massachusetts. (50-75) 585 - LOW 77 / HT-348 R5 FINE+ With some light scratches, well struck for variety on a seemingly larger than normal planchet with much detail that is often missing. Bucklin's Interest Tables, Troy New York 1834. A Duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Rich Rossa in May 1975, likely retained because of its excellent detail. (200-300) 586 - LOW 78 / HT-427 R1 EF With a few light marks. W. A. Handy, Providence Rhode Island. (25-50) 587 - LOW 79 / HT-361 R4 VF Reverse marks. W. P. Haskins, Troy New York. (75-100) 588 - LOW 81 / HT-200 R4 VF With a linear reverse scratch as are often seen on this variety. Howell Work's Garden, Allaire New Jersey. A VF without scratch sold for $451 in our July 2012 auction. (150-200) 589 - LOW 89 / HT-349 R5 VG Or better but very poorly struck as always with some light scratches. Bucklin's Interest Tables, Troy New York. (100-150) 590 - LOW 92 / HT-353 R1 FINE+ Or a bit better but unevenly struck as usual. Bucklin's Book Keeping, Troy New York 1835. From the Russell Rulau collection. (25-50) 591 - LOW 93 / HT-355 R4 FINE+ Typical uneven strike from a late die state with many die cracks and small cuds. Bucklin's Book Keeping, Troy weakly signed TRUE ALB under date. Very scarce variety. A Duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Jon Harris at the 1974 ANA, likely retained for its late die state. (300-400) 592 - LOW 94 / HT-425 R1 AU Trace Red with scratches on reverse around Lafayette. Clark & Anthony Watchmakers, Providence Rhode Island. (25-50) 593 - LOW 97 / HT-293 R1 EF+ With sharp strike. Merchants Exchange Wall Street, New York. From the Arno Safran collection. (50-75) 594 - LOW 98 / HT-294 R1 MS63 With very nice luster. Merchants Exchange New York Joint Stock Exchange. (150-200) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Hard Times Tokens 595 - LOW 99 / HT-216 R1 EF Walsh's General Store, Lansingburgh New York with plow pictured. (50-75) 596 - LOW 100 / HT-217 R1 EF Walsh's General Store, Lansingburgh New York 1834 with Lafayette on reverse. From the Russell Rulau collection. (75-100) 597 - LOW 104 / HT-155 R1 VF+ R. & W. Robinson Military Buttons, New York. (25-50) 598 - LOW 105 / HT-156 R4 VF+ With small dig under arm. R. & W. Robinson Military Buttons American Institute, New York. By far the scarcest of the Low 103 to 105 series. (75-100)

599 603 606 599 - LOW 107 / HT-219 R2 MS63 Trace Red and nicely toned. Henry Anderson Mammoth Boot, New York 1837 picturing a large boot. From the Russell Rulau collection. (200-300) 600 - LOW 109 / HT-104 R2 EF Benedict & Burnham Buttons, Waterbury Connecticut. Very scarce this nice and well struck. (100-150) 601 - LOW 110 / HT-239 R1 MS63 Trace Red. Centre Market Accommodations, New York. Very scarce this nice. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Bill Panitch in October 1977. (200-300) 602 - LOW 111 / HT-240 R1 MS62 With nice luster and toning. Centre Market Accommodations, New York. Scarce this nice. From the Don Boller collection earlier from Henry Chapman November 19th 1910 at $0.05 and graded Fine, hand written paper envelope included. (200-300) 603 - LOW 112 / HT-243 R2 MS62 Or better with 20% Red mainly on the obverse. Reverse die was grease filled resulting in a few stars and the 18 of date weak or missing. H. Crossman (Umbrella) Manufacturer, New York 1837 with Ugly Liberty head. Rare in Uncirculated particularly with this much red. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Bill Panitch in October 1981, kept as a late die state. (300-400) 604 - LOW 113 / HT-244 R2 EF H. Crossman (Umbrella) Manufacturer, New York 1837 with Eagle. (75-100) 605 - LOW 115 / HT-250 R2 VF+ With a few light marks. P. B. & S. Deveau's, New York with large boot pictured. (25-50) 606 - LOW 120 2-A / HT-268 R5 MS63 20% Bright and well struck. Feuchtwanger Composition 1837 One Cent, New York. Rare in Uncirculated condition, a VF+ sold for $231 in our December 2008 sale. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Bob Shalowitz in February 1994. (750-1000) 607 - LOW 120 4-E / HT-268 R3 AU+ 10% Bright. Feuchtwanger Cent 1837, New York struck in German Silver. Very scarce this nice. From the Cindy Grellman collection earlier from Chuck Kirtley in March 1987. (300-400) 608 - LOW 120 5-H / HT-268 R1 VF+ Feuchtwanger One Cent 1837 struck in German Silver. (100-150) 609 - LOW 120 6-I / HT-268 R1 AU Details with some rough patches and small planchet crack at 4 o'clock. Feuchtwanger One Cent 1837 struck in German Silver. (75-100) 610 - LOW 126 / HT-290 R1 VF S. Maycock & Co. Everpointed Pencil Case, New York. (25-50) 611 - LOW 127 / HT-304 R2 EF+ With light staining. Phalon's Hair Cutting, New York with comb and scissors pictured. (50-75) 612 - LOW 135 / HT-314 R1 MS63 Trace Red. Smiths Clock Time Is Money, New York. An EF+ realized $184.80 in our June 2011 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (500-750) 613 - LOW 142 / HT-205 R2 EF Bergen Iron Works 1840, Lakewood New Jersey. An AU sold for $306 in our June 2013 sale. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (150-200) 614 - LOW 143 / HT-206 R4 VF+ Fairly early die state with die crack just beginning at wings. Bergen Iron Works, Lakewood New Jersey. Rarely seen this nice. (150-200) 615 - LOW 145 / HT-356 R2 VG Or so with typical weak strike. Bucklin's Book Keeping, West Troy New York. (50-75) 616 - LOW 148 / HT-204 R1 FINE+ T. Duseaman Butcher, Belleville New Jersey. From the Russell Rulau collection. (50-75) 617 - LOW 154 / HT-306 R3 AU With sharp strike. Abraham Riker, New York with boots and shoes pictured. Very scarce variety with 6 Berries in, 2 out. A VF+ brought $159 in our October 2011 auction. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from PCAC's October 1974 sale. (300-400)

618 619 620 618 - LOW 190 / HT-78 R4 MS63 40% Bright holed as always. Democracy and Our Country struck in Brass. Very scarce this nice, an AU brought $777 in our December 2010 sale. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63 as a MVB 1836-4 campaign token. (1500-2000)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Hard Times Tokens 619 - LOW 201 / HT-221 R7 VF30 Atwood's Railroad Hotel 3 Cents signed Bale & Smith NY with George Washington on horseback. Rare variety often seen porous or with other problems, an EF+ sold for $1,655 in our October 2011 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from New Netherlands October 1961. In a NGC holder graded VF30 BN. (500-750) 620 - LOW 207 / HT-226 R7 AU58 10% Bright with some luster and a few light marks as expected in this grade and soft composition. Bailly Ward & Co. No. 41 Maiden Lane New York Jewellery Perfumery, Engravings, Stationery & French And English Fancy Articles struck in White Metal. Incredibly Ford had three examples (one damaged) of this very rare merchant, this being the finest certified. All others seen have been low grade and / or damaged, missing from the Dice-Hicks offering. Refer to the Rulau plate specimen for a more typical example, a nice FINE+ but with scratched reverse sold for $1,650 in Bowers and Merena's November 1990 sale. A very rare opportunity. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. In a NGC holder graded AU58. (4000-6000) 621 - LOW 222 / HT-236 R7 EF+ 20% Bright with 60% of Original Gilt remaining, reverse scratches through the Gilt around And though they don't seem to dig into the Copper below. J. & L. Brewster Hat Manufacturer, New York and New Orleans Louisiana. Rare merchant and just the third example of this variety we have seen offered. An AU example with tiny digs and hairline scratches of the R6 HT-235 sold for $800 in a tie bid in our July 2007 sale. (500-750)

622 623 624 622 - LOW 226 / HT-405 R6 EF Or better with nearly full Gilt plating but also a number of light scratches. Well struck with excellent detail for this rare merchant. Catch Club, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Gilt Brass on a much larger than normal 29mm planchet. From the John Ford collection. (750-1000) 623 - LOW 233 / HT-241 R8 AU58 With tiny obverse rim nick at 4 o'clock. Collins Ready Made Linen & Fancy Store 67 Maiden Lane. A very rare merchant with an attractive harbor scene. One of the classic rarities of the series though again Ford had amassed three over his lifetime. The net FINE in Stack's Dice-Hicks sale realized $2,530 in July 2008. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded AU58. (4000-6000) 624 - LOW 239 / HT-247 R6 MS63 Day, Newell & Day Manufacturer of Locks, Bolts & Hinges, New York. Very scarce variety and rare in Uncirculated condition. An uneven FINE+ brought $407 in our July 2007 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (1000-1500)

625 627 630 625 - LOW 240 / HT-248 R8 MS62 Day, Newell & Day Locks, Bolts & Hinges, New York. Very rare variety, we sold a holed VF+ in our November 2004 sale for $220. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (1500-2000) 626 - LOW 245D / HT-258B R8 MS62 20% Bright with full Gilt plating. Doremus, Suydam & Nixon, New York stuck in Gilt Brass with Plain edge. Apparently much scarcer than the Reeded edge HT-258C, though Ford had more than a few. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in November 1954. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (500-750) 627 - LOW 249 / HT-269 R7 AU58 Struck on a slightly rough planchet. W. Field Manufacturer of Hats, Caps and Fancy Furs, New York. Very rare merchant. Another exceedingly rare merchant of which Ford had three examples (this being the finest certified) which makes one wonder if that was a stopping point on rare merchants, we think not. Superior to the AU with minor problems that brought $7,500 in our December 2012 auction. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (6000-8000) 628 - LOW 251 / HT-275 R4 AU+ 10% Bright. Hallock & Bates Corner of Burling Slip, New York. Very scarce this nice, another AU+ sold for $210 in our October 2011 sale. From the John Ford collection. (200-300) 629 - LOW 253 / HT-277 R4 EF Details but obverse stained. Hallock Dolson & Bates, New York. Much scarcer than the proceeding and often seen with problems. From the John Ford collection. (25-50) 630 - LOW 257 / HT-282 R6 VF Boldly struck but with few light scratches. L. G. Irving & Co. St. Louis & J.S. Pease, New York. Underrated and when found are usually very low grade and / or damaged. Struck without collar and the obverse denticles wrap around the edge making it difficult to judge if this should be called Plain or Reeded edge. A dark, quite porous and encrusted VF sold for $330 in our October 1999 sale. From the John Ford collection. (1500-2000)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Hard Times Tokens 631 - LOW 257A / HT-A282 R8 VG Or so but badly corroded. L. G. Irving & Co. St. Louis & J.S. Pease, New York. Very rare variety with motto He Who Lives By The Sweat Of His Brow Seldom Lives In Vain rather than In Ruin as normally encountered. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from PCAC's November 2006 sale where it realized $920. (750-1000) 632 - LOW 261 / HT-286 R2 AU A bit weak near rims as usual. H. Law Baker English Bread, Twist & Fancy Cakes, New York. A similarly struck EF+ sold for $285 in our July 2012 auction. From the John Ford collection. (300-400) 633 - LOW 262 / HT-287 R5 FINE Or a bit better but weak at centers as usual with a couple of light hairline scratches. Leverett & Thomas Circular Saws, New York. Very scarce merchant usually seen weakly struck and in very low grades. (75-100) 634 - LOW 265A / HT-163A R1 MS62 Nicely toned. Wm. H. Milton Tailor, Boston Massachusetts. The not pictured variety with periods after Hall, Clothing and Warehouse. Apparently quite scarce particularly this nice. From the John Ford collection. (300-400) 635 - LOW 267 / HT-165 R2 AU With reverse rim cud as usual. Wm. H. Milton Cassimeres, Boston. Scarce variety, particularly this nice. From the John Ford collection. (200-300)

636 637 646 636 - LOW 274 / HT-308 R2 MS63 B. Ruggles Gold Beater, New York signed Bale NY with Arm and Hammer pictured. Very scarce this nice. From the John Ford collection. (300-400) 637 - LOW 274E / HT-308E R8 AU+ But with light reverse scratches. B. Ruggles Dentists Gold, New York struck on a thin planchet with a diagonally reeded edge and dentiles (beaded) rather than raised Plain border. The varieties listed as HT-307B and HT-308E appear to be the same with the slightly larger diameter resulting in the beading being visible on each side as in this 27mm specimen. We believe based on the Vlack listings that the HT-307B has vertical reeding while HT-308E has diagonal reeding and have chosen to call this HT-308E. Both should likely be listed under HT-308 as the central design and lettering match and are completely different from HT-307. This is a fascinating piece in need of further study for while the design appears identical to HT-308 the edge treatment and planchet stock are quite different. A very rare token whatever it is called. We are aware of only one other example, from Bowers & Merena's November 1996 sale of the Vlack collection where both listings and Rulau's plates originated. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. (1000-1500) 638 - LOW 279A / HT-318A R4 AU58 Squire & Merritt Ship Chandlers and Rope Makers, New York. A very confusing merchant to attribute with many die and sub varieties. Adding to the confusion Rulau's listing and spacing where the descriptions of the varieties proceed the listing rather than follow it as in other sections of his book. This is die combination 1-A with a Plain edge and no counterstamp. A VF+ with light planchet flaws sold for $176 in our March 2002 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN though called HT-321 apparently in error. (300-400) 639 - LOW 283 / HT-324 R6 MS62 Trace Red on the reverse. Squire & Merritt Ship Chandlers and Rope Makers, New York. A very confusing merchant to attribute with many die and sub varieties. Adding to the confusion Rulau's listing and spacing where the descriptions of the varieties proceed the listing rather than follow it as in other sections of his book. This is die combination 3-B with a Reeded edge and no counterstamp. Quite rare in Uncirculated condition, an AU sold for $477.40 in our June 2005 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. In a NGC holder graded MS62 BN. (750-1000) 640 - LOW 284 / HT-368 R2 VF+ With better strike than usual with a couple light marks. N. Starbuck & Son, Troy New York. From the Jon Harris collection. (75-100) 641 - LOW 284C / HT-371 R5 FINE+ With a few light marks. Rare mule of Low 271 / HT-363, J. & C. Peck obverse with N. Starbuck & Son Low 284 / HT-368 reverse. Also listed as part of the Canadian Blacksmith series. Another FINE+ realized $262 in our June 2013 auction. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (200-300) 642 - LOW 287 / HT-336 R2 MS62 Trace Red all on the obverse. Van Nostrand & Dwight Book Sellers, 146 Nassau St., New York, NY struck with Reeded edge. Underrated variety, an AU+ sold for $254 in our June 2013 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. (500-750) 643 - LOW 300 / HT-181 R1 VF With residue traces and reverse dig. John J. Adams, Taunton Massachusetts with running boar pictured. (25-50) 644 - LOW 305 / HT-101 R3 AU58 Or nearly so. Davenport Combs and Perfumery, New Haven Connecticut. Underrated merchant, an EF brought $467.50 in our June 2011 auction. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (500-750) 645 - LOW 307A / HT901B Unlisted AU Trace Bright with a very thin layer of Silvering over much of the surface. Doremus, Suydam & Nixon, New York struck in Silvered Brass with a Plain edge. Though unlisted there are five or more examples known. An EF example of the regular brass variety sold for $220 in our July 2012 sale. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (400-500) 646 - LOW 312 / HT-375 R6 MS64 10% Bright with nice toning. P. Evens Draper & Tailor, Cincinnati Ohio struck in German Silver with Plain edge. Very scarce merchant, rare this nice. An EF with some dark residues sold for $1,100 in our May 2001 auction. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (2000-3000)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Hard Times Tokens

647 656 658 647 - LOW 312B / HT-375B R8 MS63 60% Bright with full Gilt plating. P. Evans Draper & Tailor, Cincinnati Ohio struck in Gilt with a Plain edge. We sold a FINE+ with small digs in our March 2002 sale for $302.50. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (1500-2000) 648 - LOW 318 / HT-345 R4 AU+ Hiram Judson Silver Smith, Syracuse New York struck on a Thin Reeded edge planchet. Very scarce this nice and much scarcer than the following. An EF of the more available HT-346 with Plain edge sold for $285 in our December 2012 sale. From the John Ford collection. (400-500) 649 - LOW 318A / HT-346 R4 MS62 With nice luster and toning. Hiram Judson Silver Smith, Syracuse New York struck on a Thick Plain edge planchet. Very scarce this nice, an EF sold for $285 in our December 2012 sale. This is the only Uncirculated example we have recorded. From the John Ford collection. (750-1000) 650 - LOW 320 / HT-381 R5 AU50 With some natural planchet roughness on reverse. A. Loomis Foreign Liquors and Wines, Cleveland Ohio. A raw EF brought $854.70 in our December 2010 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in November 1954. In a NGC holder graded AU50 BN. (750-1000) 651 - LOW 321 / HT-295 R2 AU+ James G. Moffet Brass Founder, New York with charmingly crude die work featuring a backwards N and S in E Pluribus Unum. Another AU+ sold for $165 in our July 2007 sale. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Jon Harris at the 1973 ANA convention. (150-200) 652 - LOW 323 / HT-297 R2 AU James G. Moffet Brass Founder, New York with charmingly crude die work featuring backwards N's and S's and Pluribus spelled incorrectly. An EF+ Trace Red sold for $215 in our June 2013 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in May 1957. (200-300) 653 - LOW 324A / HT-212A R2 AU Trace Red all on the padlock side with a bit of weakness at centers as usual though much nicer than most. Patterson Bros, Buffalo featuring an anvil and padlock. An EF+ Trace Red with similar weakness brought $400 in our September 2010 sale in a Tie Bid. From the John Ford collection. (400-500) 654 - LOW 326 / HT-160 R2 FINE+ S. B. Schenck Planing Machine, Attleboro Massachusetts. (0-25) 655 - LOW 328 / HT-171 R1 VF Alfred D. Willard, Boston Massachusetts with vintage comb pictured. (25-50) 656 - LOW 338 / HT-230 R7 VF+ But with small 5 scratched in field before Washington. John Barker Dealer In Music Prints American Repository Of Fine Arts with bust of George Washington. Exceedingly rare missing from the Dice-Hicks sale and nearly every other major sale of Hard Times tokens. Rulau estimates 5 to 9 known and this likely includes the three, two slightly damaged, in the Ford collection. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. (4000-6000) 657 - LOW 348 / HT-210 R4 EF N. Safford Temperance House, Albany New York. Another EF realized $302.50 in our June 2013 auction. From the John Ford collection. (300-400) 658 - LOW 363 / HT-281 R7 AU58 Benjamin Franklin with bust left signed Bale with blank reverse. A very nice example of this rare variety. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (2000-3000) 659 - LOW 364 / HT-M17 R4 MS63 Sharply struck with great detail. Wm. J. Mullen Gold Dial Manufacturer, New York with a detailed reverse scene featuring angels. Struck by Charles Cushing Wright from die cut by Louisa Lander apparently in 1847. Another MS63 brought $525 in our July 2012 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in May 1957. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN as a Miller NY 616. (500-750)

660 661 668 660 - LOW 370 / HT-298 R6 AU50 New York & Harlaem Rail Road Company struck in German Silver with vintage carriage signed B & S NY for Bale and Smith. An example in VF brought $885 in our December 2012 sale. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded AU50. (1500-2000) 661 - LOW 371 / HT-299 R6 AU58 Trace Bright. New York & Harlaem Rail Road Company struck in German Silver counterstamped with Rosette and vintage carriage signed B & S NY for the maker Bale and Smith. An EF specimen sold for $1,726 in our July 2012 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. In a NGC holder graded AU58. (1500-2000) 662 - LOW 383B / HT-410B Unlisted AU+ 20% Bright with 70% of Original Gilt remaining. Samuel & Joseph Harvey Cutlery, Philadelphia. Unlisted in Gilt, an EF with just 20% Gilt brought $261 in our October 2011 sale. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection. (400-500)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Hard Times Tokens 663 - LOW 403A / HT-147A R5 MS62 Trace Bright with interesting die cracks. Randall & Co. Baltimore Maryland struck in German Silver. Another MS62 realized $975 in our July 2012 sale. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (750-1000) 664 - HT-213 R5 AU W. A. Thomson, Buffalo New York popular large size token picturing a large anvil and hammer. Unlisted in Low. Rare this nice, an EF sold for $355 in our June 2013 auction. From the John Ford collection. (400-500) 665 - HT-214 R4 AU W. A. Thomson, Buffalo New York picturing a large anvil and Tea Pot. Unlisted in Low. Very scarce this nice, an EF sold for $313 in our December 2012 sale. From the John Ford collection. (400-500) 666 - HT-A240 R6 AU55 Or nearly so. Clinton Lunch New York struck in Brass. Seemingly slightly scarcer than the German Silver variety. A VF+ example in German Silver sold for $748 in our March 2008 auction. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded AU55. (500-750) 667 - HT-C417 R8 EF45 Or nearly so. Snyder & Shankland Drapers & Tailors, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in White metal with a Plain edge with Cupid drawing back bow. An example in FINE sold for $750 in our December 2005 sale. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded XF45. (750-1000) 668 - HT-B420 R8 VF John Thorne, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass. Though listed as Unique and struck in German Silver, we believe there are four known all Brass. A duplicate from the Steve Tanenbaum collection earlier from Mike Miller in September 2010. (750-1000) 669 - HT-905 R7 VF Coin GOOD+. W. LEVIS counterstamped in raised letters within a ribbon shaped depression on the obverse of an 1807 Mexico City Two Real. Rulau attributes this piece to Philadelphia silversmith William Levis and with 1836 the latest dated coins now includes it in the Hard Times period. From the John Ford collection. (750-1000) Merchant Tokens 670 - Rulau DC Wa 25 MS62 30% Bright. Society Army of the Cumberland Washington City 1879 Thomas 1870. 21mm struck in White Metal from dies made by Charles E. Barber of the US Mint. Major General George H. Thomas was the last commander of the Army of the Cumberland and died in 1870. Very rare in this composition, although 1,000 were struck in Copper it is quite scarce to rare. Julian UN-2 (300-400) 671 - MILLER IL 2 EF John Plane & Co. 1856, Belvidere Illinois struck in Copper with anvil and stove pictured. Much rarer than the Brass variety. (25-50) 672 - MILLER IL 8C VF+ Burbank & Shaw Groceries & Cutlery, Chicago Illinois 1845. A scarcer variety with double struck reverse. From the Steve Hayden and Ron Ward collections earlier from PCAC's July 1995 sale. (25-50) 673 - MILLER IL 26 MS63 50% Bright. Pearson & Dana, Chicago Illinois struck in Brass with Plain edge. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (75-100) 674 - Rulau KY 141 MS62 10% Bright more so on the obverse. J. W. Sheerer & Co. Drayage 10 Cents struck in Brass with a Plain edge. Formerly listed under Memphis Tennessee by Adams and Miller as TN37. More recent research by Dave Schenkman published in the April 1992 issue of the TAMS Journal attributes to a wholesale dealer in groceries and liquors at the corner of Broadway and Market streets in Paducah Kentucky. Rare, the merchant is only illustrated in Rulau by a line drawing. From the John Ford collection. (100-150) 675 - MILLER MA 46 AU 10% Bright but with a few light marks and an even layer of tin pest. Kendall's on obverse and reverse with a space to receive a counterstamp struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Attributed to Boston Massachusetts and though quite scarce are usually seen with unusual counterstamps (38, 162 1/2 and 225 for example). No details on Kendall's are listed in Rulau but they were most likely a restaurant or saloon check. (25-50) 676 - MILLER MA 57 AU+ 20% Bright mostly on the obverse. Jos. H. Merriam Medalist Die Sinker And Cutter, Boston Massachusetts struck in White Metal with Plain edge with George Washington reverse die signed M for Merriam. Baker 560B (100-150)

677 678 697 677 - MILLER MA 68 MS63 50% Red. Jos. H. Merriam Die Sinker Medals Struck In Gold, Silver, Copper Or Tin, Boston Massachusetts with Thomas Sayers Champion Of England 1859 reverse struck in Copper. Sayers was a very popular boxer from an era when it was still illegal and before the use of gloves. He had a famous 37 round fight with John Heenan (also a Merriam subject see following lot) in 1860. Later they toured together reenacting their match. An AU+ with reverse stain brought $93 in our October 2011 sale. Rulau MA Bo 77 From the Neil Musanti collection. (400-500) 678 - MILLER MA 69 MS64 10% Red all on the reverse. Jos. H. Merriam Die Sinker Boston Massachusetts with John C. Heenan Champion of America 1859 reverse struck in Copper. Heenan was a very popular boxer from an era when it was still illegal and before the use of gloves. He had a famous 37 round fight with Thomas Sayer (also a Merriam subject see proceeding lot) in 1860. Later they toured together reenacting their match. Rulau Ma Bo 78 From the Neil Musanti collection. (500-750) 679 - MILLER MA 128 VG+ Moor Brothers Photographic Artists, Springfield Massachusetts struck in White Metal and said to be one of just 400 struck in that composition. Struck in 1865 by John Bolen Musanti JAB-21. Rulau Ma Sp 60 (200-300) 680 - MILLER MD 7 EF With light staining. Baltimore ship and shield token struck in Brass with Plain edge between 1830 and 1836. The stars in the die are cut over smaller stars so we will call this MD 7 rather than MD 8 although the planchet seems thin rather than thick. These often have merchant counterstamps, definitely a series in need of more study. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 681 - MILLER MD 35 AU 20% Bright but with a number of tiny rim bumps. H. H. Cole Clothing Costume Hall, Baltimore Maryland struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Very difficult to obtain in Uncirculated condition as the merchant does not seem to have had collector strikes. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 682 - MILLER MD 68 AU 10% Bright. Col. Hardy Crier, Baltimore Maryland struck in Brass with a Plain edge. John D. Hardy was an auctioneer from 1853 to 1872 this being dated 1858. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 683 - MILLER MD 76 FINE Or so with a few light marks and hairline scratches. Benjamin Jury Vaux Hall, Baltimore Maryland struck in German Silver with a Plain edge. Popular token that imitates a 1848 Seated Liberty Half Dime. When found, this token is usually in low grade often with problems. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 684 - MILLER MD 83 VF With merchants name scratched out. A. Knight Mineral Water, Baltimore Maryland struck in German Silver with plain edge. Popular Half Dime size token not pictured in Rulau. This merchant also issued a number of counterstamps. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 685 - MILLER MD 125 EF Pyfer & Co. 1849 Lottery and Exchange Office Prizes Paid In Gold and Silver, Baltimore Maryland struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Very scarce merchant not pictured in Rulau. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 686 - MILLER MD 149 EF+ Trace Bright with a few light rim bumps. Jacob Seeger Silver Plater, Baltimore Maryland struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 687 - MILLER MD 151 EF Jacob Seeger Silver Plater, Baltimore Maryland struck in Copper with Reeded edge. Much scarcer than the proceeding of the Plain edge Copper variety. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 688 - MILLER MD 159 EF With some light spotting and a couple of light marks. Robert Soulsby Voux Hall Baltimore struck in German Silver with a Reeded edge. Unlisted in Rulau with Reeded edge, however, to date we have not seen one with Plain edge. Very scarce merchant, an EF without problems brought $228 in our September 2010 auction. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 689 - MILLER MD 162 MS62 Trace Bright. Geo. P. Steinbach, Baltimore struck in Brass with Liberty head and eagle. Quite scarce this nice, an EF brought $43 in our October 2011auction. In a NGC holder graded MS62 as Rulau MD Ba 201 which it is as well. (100-150) 690 - MILLER ME 2 AU 10% Bright. Chester Greenwood & Co., Farmington Maine with a man pictured wearing the advertised Ear Protectors. (50-75) 691 - MILLER MI 10 AU And sharply struck but retoning from a cleaning. Foster & Parry, Grand Rapids Michigan with vintage stove pictured, struck in Brass with Plain edge. (0-25) 692 - MILLER MI 10 MS63 60% Bright. Foster & Parry, Grand Rapids Michigan with vintage stove pictured, struck in Brass with Plain edge. Unusually nice for this merchant that is normally encountered only in low grades, an AU+ sold for $37.33 in our July 2012 sale. (75-100) 693 - MILLER MI 11Ta EF With some small obverse stains. Foster & Parry, Grand Rapids. This is the very rare variety with the earlier 1845 to 1848 address 141 Water St. on the reverse. When the firm moved in 1848 the die was modified with the addition of nine stars over the date. We are aware of six total pieces with this address. We now know there are two different dies with this address, on this example there is no period after Warehouse while another variety does have a period along with different placement of letters. We sold a VF in our March 2010 sale for $55 but are unaware which variety it was. If the winning bidder of that example or the one we sold in our June 2005 sale could let us know which variety they won it would be greatly appreciated. (50-75) 694 - MILLER MI 11Tb VF Foster & Parry, Grand Rapids. This is the very rare variety with the earlier 1845 to 1848 address 141 Water St. on the reverse. When the firm moved in 1848 the die was modified with the addition of nine stars over the date. We are aware of six total pieces with this address. We now know that there are two different dies with this address, this example has a period after Warehouse while another variety does not and has different placement of letters as well. We sold a VF in our March 2010 sale for $55 but are unaware which variety it was. If the winning bidder of that example or the one we sold in our June 2005 sale could let us know which variety they won it would be greatly appreciated. (50-75) 695 - MILLER MS 4 MS64 60% Bright. Benjn. F. Fotterall, Vicksburg Mississippi struck in Brass with a Reeded edge. A MS63 example sold for $135 in our July 2012 auction. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (200-300) 696 - MILLER MO 41 MS62 10% Red. M. A. Abrahams Peoples Outfitting, Weston Missouri struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Another MS62 sold for $400 in our March 2010 auction. (400-500) 697 - MILLER NY 42 AU+ 30% Bright with nearly full Gilt plating. Herr Alexander From His Friend In New York 1847 in Gilt Brass with Plain edge. Alexander was a Magician and his tokens are quite popular. Dies were cut by Charles Cushing Wright and signed C.C.W. on the obverse. Very rarely seen this nice. From the Russell Rulau collection, this is the Rulau Plate Specimen.. (200-300)

698 705 710 698 - MILLER NY 145 MS63 50% Red and Proof Like. The Havana Express Carrington & Co., New York struck in Copper with reeded edge. Popular token picturing a man carrying a letter on a galloping horse labeled The First Expressman. A similar example in Brass brought $297 in our July 2009 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1958. (300-400) 699 - MILLER NY 151 MS63 70% Bright. Chesebrough Stearns & Co., New York struck in Brass with a Reeded edge. Struck from the normal first third reverse die with leaves before S in SILK. From the Rudy Gilberti collection. (75-100) 700 - MILLER NY 156 MS63 70% Bright. Chesebrough Stearns & Co. Dr. Sellek, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge on a thinner than normal planchet. From the Dave Bowers and David Litenta collections earlier from Coin Galleries July 2011 auction. (75-100) 701 - MILLER NY 224B EF+ Doremus & Nixon, New York with a steam paddle boat and sailing ship pictured struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Don Boller collection. (25-50) 702 - MILLER NY 234 AU+ Evenly toned, Farmers and Mechanics Life Insurance Co., New York struck in Silver. Somewhat nicer than the AU that realized $185 in our December 2012 sale. Rulau NY NY 70 Earlier from PCAC's June 1994 sale lot ticket included. (200-300)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 703 - MILLER NY 287 EF+ 20% Bright with 80% of Original Gilt plating. D. H. Gould Boarding & Lodging, Gould's Saloon New York struck in Gilt Brass with Reeded edge. Very scarce particularly in high grade. From the Steve Hayden and Fred Kreamer collections. (25-50) 704 - MILLER NY 312 MS63 50% Bright. E. Hill Dealer In Coin, Medals, Minerals, Autographs, Engravings, Old Curiosities & c. New York 1860 struck in White Metal with Plain edge and Daniel Webster reverse. Another MS63 brought $226 in our March 2010 auction. (200-300) 705 - MILLER NY 324 MS62 Or a bit better, 70% Bright and Proof Like. E. Hill Dealer In Coin, Medals, Minerals, Autographs, Engravings, Old Curiosities & c. New York 1860 struck in White Metal with Reeded edge. Reverse shows Cupid riding a spouting Sea Monster. Popular token, an AU realized $135 in our December 2013 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS62 PL. (300-400) 706 - MILLER NY 359 EF With light reverse scratch. Houghton, Merrell & Co., New York struck in Brass with Umbrellas and Parasol pictured. Underrated merchant difficult to get above EF or without problems. From the Steve Hayden and Fred Kreamer collections. (25-50) 707 - MILLER NY 383 AU+ 20% Bright. Jennings, Wheeler & Co., New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Fred Kreamer collection. (25-50) 708 - MILLER NY 402 MS62 30% Bright. Professor Johnson Chemical Blueing, New York. We like Rulau have been unable to discern a difference between NY 402 and NY 402A, this example appears to be the variety illustrated in Rulau. A MS65 sold for $135 in our June 2013 auction. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (50-75) 709 - MILLER NY 418 AU 20% Bright. M. Leask Real Lace, New York struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Struck in a very soft White Metal and consequently very difficult to obtain in nice condition. From the Steve Hayden and Don Boller collections. (75-100) 710 - MILLER NY 419 MS66 60% Bright. F. Lehr's Needle Threaders, New York with 1860 Abraham Lincoln reverse struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Very popular item, a VF brought $140 in our December 2006 auction. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd in March 1955. In a NGC holder graded MS66 as a Dewitt AL 1860-75 which it is as well. (500-750) 711 - MILLER NY 423 MS63 50% Bright. C. Leighton 1st Premium Shirt Manufacturer, 10 Park Place New York and 5 Royal St. New Orleans struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Quite scarce and said to be one of just 25 struck. Another MS63 sold for $223.99 in our July 2012 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from the Boyd Estate in August 1960. (200-300) 712 - MILLER NY 475A MS63 60% Bright. Loder & Co. 130 Broadway, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. We have yet to see the two address mules listed by Miller and Rulau as NY 474 and NY 475 and these listings are likely in error. From the Fred Kreamer collection. (75-100) 713 - MILLER NY 476 MS63 40% Bright with full Silvering. Loder & Co. Jobbers 130 Broadway, New York struck in Silvered Brass with Plain edge. From the Dave Bowers and David Litenta collections earlier from Coin Galleries July 2011 auction. (100-150) 714 - MILLER NY 508 MS64 70% Bright. E. Lyon Magnetic Powder & Pills for Insects & Rats, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Dave Bowers collection earlier from Coin Galleries July 2011 auction. (100-150) 715 - MILLER NY 758 AU Details with a few light marks and retoning from old cleaning. A. B. Sage & Co. Circulating Library 1860 with George Washington reverse struck in Copper with a Plain edge. An inexpensive way to get Civil War Patriotic die 113. A MS63 brought $155 in our December 2012 sale. Baker 571A (50-75)

716 720 724 716 - MILLER NY 803 MS65 70% Bright. Scovill Manufacturing Company Daguerreotype Materials, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Jon Harris collection. (200-300) 717 - MILLER NY 805 EF Trace Bright with 30% Original Gilt plating remaining. Scovills Daguerreotype Materials, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. This Liberty Head style is much scarcer and rarely seen Uncirculated compared to the Eagle type. From the Steve Hayden collection. (75-100) 718 - MILLER NY 818 MS62 10% Bright. F. B. Smith & Hartmann Die Sinkers, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge and featuring an Indian Chief in feathered headdress. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (200-300) 719 - MILLER NY 832 MS62 Lewis L. Squire & Sons Ship Chandlers, New York struck in Silver with Plain edge. Silver merchant tokens in general are quite rare. From the John Ford collection. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (500-750) 720 - MILLER NY 838C MS68 50% Bright nicely toned and nearly Proof Like. Stiners New York and China Tea Company struck in Brass with Independence Hall reverse. Not listed in Adams or Miller. A MS63 Copper example sold for $106 in our June 2013 sale. Rulau NY NY 302 From the Steve Tanenbaum collection. In a NGC holder graded MS68. (400-500) 721 - MILLER NY 856 MS62 10% Bright. Sweeny's Hotel and Sweeny's Dining Saloon, New York struck in German Silver with Plain edge. A similar example brought $75 in our December 2012 sale. (75-100) 722 - MILLER NY 890 AU 10% Bright with 70% original Gilt remaining. G. Taylor & Son Importers and Agents for Scovills Gilt and Willistons Lasting Horn Bone Buttons, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Steve Hayden and Fred Kreamer collections. (50-75) 723 - MILLER NY 891 AU 10% Bright with 70% original Gilt remaining. Taylor & Richardson Importers and Agents for Scovills Gilt and Willistons Lasting Horn Bone Buttons, New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Russell Rulau collection. (50-75) 724 - MILLER NY 935 MS63 40% Bright. James T. Ware, New York struck in Brass with Plain edge and horse drawn baggage cart reverse. A MS64 sold for $425 in our June 2013 sale. From the John Ford collection earlier from F. C. C. Boyd circa 1955-7. (300-400)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 725 - MILLER NY 945A VF+ With a few light marks. Uriah Welch Proprietor, St. Nicholas and Richfield Spa New York struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Popular token with pictorial of rooster and a Griffin's head. Very rare variety unlisted in Adams and Miller. From the Steve Hayden and Ron Ward collections. (100-150) 726 - MILLER NY 968 UNC Details with some light obverse hairlines with 30% Bright luster mainly on the obverse. Wm. P. Woodcock Butcher, New York struck in White Metal with Reeded edge. Popular token with picture of a woodcock in a mountain valley setting. A MS62 sold for $210 in our December 2012 sale. (100-150) 727 - MILLER NY 972 MS63 With thin bisecting reverse die crack as in Rulau plate. Woodgate & Co. Brandies New York 1860 struck in Copper with Reeded edge and George Washington reverse. Baker 593A From the Steve Hayden and Richard Crosby collections earlier from our December 2012 sale were it realized $225. (200-300) 728 - MILLER NY 999 MS62 30% Bright. Woodgate & Co. Brandies New York 1860 muled with Virtue Liberty & Independence reverse struck in White Metal with Plain edge. From the Steve Hayden and Richard Crosby collections earlier from our December 2012 sale were it realized $195. (200-300)

729 733 770 729 - MILLER NY 1008 MS64 20% Red all on the obverse with nearly Proof Like surfaces. M. L. Marshall's Fishing Tackle, Oswego New York with scene of man fly fishing along stream struck in Copper with Plain edge. Very popular. A similar example sold for $429 in our June 2013 auction. (500-750) 730 - MILLER NY 1018 EF+ Trace Bright. Olcott & Brother, Rochester New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge and two railroad headlamps pictured. From the Russell Rulau collection. (50-75) 731 - MILLER NY 1021 MS62 30% Bright with full Silvering on the Lamp side and none on the merchant side. Olcott & Brother Locomotive Head Lights, Rochester New York struck in Silvered Brass with Reeded edge and railroad headlamp pictured. An interesting specimen, possibly a production error, we have not seen another Scovill piece with only one side Silvered. From the Steve Hayden and Ron Ward collections. (75-100) 732 - MILLER NY 1024 AU 10% Bright with 50% of original Gilt remaining. William R. Brown, Saratoga Springs New York struck in Brass with a Reeded edge. From the Steve Hayden and Fred Kreamer collections. (25-50) 733 - MILLER NY 1028 MS65 70% Bright. A. C. Yates Clothing Store, Syracuse New York struck in Brass with Reeded edge and a well dressed portly old man in spectacles holding a store placard on the obverse. From the John Ford collection. (200-300) 734 - RULAU Oh Ci 67 MS64 10% Red holed for suspension. Centennial Exposition 1788 1888, Cincinnati Ohio struck in Copper with Fort Washington and colonial era soldier pictured struck in Copper on an octagonal planchet with Plain edge. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (50-75) 735 - RULAU Oh Ci 67A AU58 10% Bright holed for suspension. Centennial Exposition 1788 1888, Cincinnati Ohio struck in White Metal with Fort Washington and colonial era soldier pictured struck in White Metal on an octagonal planchet with Plain edge. In a NGC holder graded AU58 called a So-Called Half Dollar. (25-50) 736 - MILLER PA 8 AU Trace Bright but with obverse planchet flaws. Aldridge & Earp, Philadelphia with fancy Comb pictured, struck in Brass with Plain edge. Rarely seen this nice. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 737 - MILLER PA 21 VF But with a number of light scratches. A. D. Angue Parasol Manufacturer, Philadelphia. Scarcer type with four canes pictured. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 738 - MILLER PA 28 MS63 60% Bright with full Gilt plating. Bailey & Co. Silver Ware, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Gilt Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 739 - MILLER PA 30 MS62 10% Bright with full Silver plating. Bailey & Co. Silver Ware, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Silvered Brass with Plain edge. This example has an untoned gray appearance and may well be German Silver or a similar alloy. Pieces from this merchant with a similar look are often called Silver, though generally the true Silvers have toning and a nearly Proof Like surface. Weight 9.27 grams. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 740 - MILLER PA 31 AU+ 10% Bright with 80% or so Silvering remaining. Bailey & Co. Silver Ware, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Silvered Brass with Reeded edge. Seemingly a much scarcer variety. This example has a more toned appearance with some Brass showing through particularly on the edge. Weight 9.56 grams. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 741 - MILLER PA 32A AU 10% Red with two very light scratches and some light marks. Bailey & Co. Silver Ware, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper with a Plain edge. Rare and Unlisted, an important opportunity. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 742 - MILLER PA 33 MS62 With some light toning and Proof Like surfaces. Bailey & Co. Silver Ware, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Silver with a Reeded edge. Though this variety appears to be the most available Silver Merchant token it is often confused with Silvered Brass and unlisted German Silver tokens. Rare in true Silver. Weight 9.85 grams. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 743 - MILLER PA 34 EF+ Trace Bright. J. C. Bailey 1109 Spring Street, Boots Shoes & Trunks struck in Brass with reeded edge. Called Rare by Miller and even in 1900 by Wright and illustrated by Rulau by what appears to be line drawing. Rulau dates this piece to the 1860's but so far no one has been able to track down the exact time period he was at the address on the token. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 744 - MILLER PA 59 MS63 70% Bright and nearly Proof Like. Browning Brothers Druggists, Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 745 - MILLER PA 59A EF Browning Brothers Druggists, Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge. Very rare in Copper and a very rare merchant in anything other than Uncirculated Brass, perhaps in this unusual instance Copper was the circulating variety. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 746 - MILLER PA 85 AU Centennial Advertising Medal Company 1029 Chestnut St., Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge and George Washington reverse. Baker 524, Fuld NC-10a and Rulau Pa Ph 15 From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 747 - MILLER PA 89 AU+ With some attractive toning and nearly Proof Like surfaces. Edward Cogan Dealer In Books, Coins, Medals and Engravings 1859, Philadelphia struck in Copper with Reeded edge. Struck and signed by Lovett on George Washington on the reverse. Baker 527 From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 748 - MILLER PA 90A MS63 60% Red. Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia 1860 struck in Copper with Plain edge. A much less red MS63 brought $145 in our December 2012 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 749 - MILLER PA 90B MS62 Or a bit better with 40% Bright luster. Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia 1860 struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 750 - MILLER PA 90D MS63 With attractive light toning on the reverse. Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia 1860 struck in Silvered White Metal with Reeded edge. A MS62 sold for $175 in our December 2012 auction. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 751 - MILLER PA 99 MS60 Details but with tin pest and some light hairlines. Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia Pennsylvania with reverse advertising the Highest Premium Given For Rare American Copper & Silver Coins. Struck in White Metal with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 752 - MILLER PA 101 MS63 30% Red. Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia with reverse advertising the Highest Premium Given For Rare American Copper & Silver Coins. Struck in Copper with Plain edge. An AU with rim nick and spot brought $57 in our July 2012 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 753 - MILLER PA 102 MS62 30% Bright. Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia with reverse advertising the Highest Premium Given For Rare American Copper & Silver Coins. Struck in Copper Nickel with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 754 - MILLER PA 128 AU+ 20% Bright. Wm. A. Drown 86 Market Street, Philadelphia struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Rare early type issued before adding “& Co.” and moving to 246 Market. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 755 - MILLER PA 129 MS62 20% Red. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 struck in Copper with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 756 - MILLER PA 130 MS60 40% Bright with two small reverse spots. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 757 - MILLER PA 132 MS63 40% Bright. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge. Or is it Cupronickel? Adams and Miller used the term Copper-Nickel but Rulau calls this and most others of similar composition Cupronickel. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 758 - MILLER PA 134 MS63 50% Bright. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 with Umbrella pictured struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 759 - MILLER PA 135 MS60 Details with many light hairlines. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 with Umbrella pictured struck in White Metal with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 760 - MILLER PA 136 MS62 20% Bright. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 with Umbrella pictured struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 761 - MILLER PA 137 AU With many hairlines from an old cleaning. W. A. Drown & Co. 1857 Philadelphia Pennsylvania with Umbrella pictured struck in Copper with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 762 - MILLER PA 139 MS62 40% Bright. W. A. Drown & Co., 246 Market St., Philadelphia 1857 with Umbrella pictured struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 763 - MILLER PA 140 MS62 20% Bright. W. A. Drown & Co. 1857 Philadelphia Pennsylvania with Umbrella pictured struck in Copper Nickel with Plain edge. (75-100) 764 - MILLER PA 143 MS62 Or a bit better with 10% Red mostly on the reverse, attractive toning and nearly Proof Like surfaces. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with Robert Lovett's George Washington Security on reverse struck in Copper with Plain edge. A MS63 sold for $332.20 in our July 2009 sale. Rulau Pa Ph 31 Baker 530A From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 765 - MILLER PA 143 MS63 10% Red. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with Robert Lovett's George Washington Security on reverse struck in Copper with Plain edge. Another MS63 sold for $332.20 in our July 2009 sale. Rulau Pa Ph 31 Baker 530A In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (300-400) 766 - MILLER PA 145 1/2 MS63 60% Bright. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with 1869 General Geary reverse signed W. H. Key struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Note that this piece is not Silvered as is a subsequent lot of a different die combination. This rare die combination not listed in Adams. Rulau Pa Ph 35 From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 767 - MILLER PA 146 MS62 40% Bright. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with Robert Lovett's George Washington Security on reverse struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 36 likely described in error as same as Pa Ph 35 rather than Pa Ph 30, Rulau did correctly identify as Miller PA 146. Baker 530C From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 768 - MILLER PA 149 MS62 30% Bright and nearly Proof Like. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with reverse of Sommer Islands Shilling on reverse struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Note that this piece is not Silvered as is a subsequent lot of a different die combination. Rulau Pa Ph 46 From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 769 - MILLER PA 150 MS62 20% Bright. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with reverse of Sommer Islands Shilling on reverse struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 47 From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 770 - MILLER PA 153 MS63 Nearly Proof Like with attractive toning. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with obverse of Sommer Islands Shilling on reverse struck in Silvered White Metal with Plain edge. Unlisted Silvered, though perhaps all White Metal examples of this die combination were Silvered. A MS64 example of this die combination in Copper realized $561.99 in our June 2013 sale. Rulau Pa Ph 52 From the Richard Crosby collection earlier from PCAC in April 1972. (400-500)

771 779 780 771 - MILLER PA 154 MS62 20% Bright. Evan's & Watson Makers Dickeson's Coin & Medal Safe, Philadelphia with obverse of Sommer Islands Shilling on reverse struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 53 From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 772 - MILLER PA 171B EF With some light marks. Henry B. Fossell Sunshades Cheap for Cash, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with very finely Reeded edge. We have yet to see a Plain edge example and the very fine reeded on this piece may have gone unnoticed by some in the past. Adams and Miller do not specify an edge type. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 773 - MILLER PA 171B EF+ Trace Bright. Henry B. Fossell Sunshades Cheap for Cash, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with very finely Reeded edge. Rare in higher grades. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 774 - MILLER PA 191 AU+ 30% Bright. James Harmstead Book Dealer, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with a very finely Reeded edge. Again we have yet to see a Plain edge referred to in Rulau. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 775 - MILLER PA 192B MS63 30% Bright with full silvering and nice toning. James Harmstead Book Seller, Philadelphia struck in Silvered Copper with Plain edge. Rulau lists a PA 191A as Silvered Brass, though a small edge rub on this example clearly shows Copper underneath. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 776 - MILLER PA 195 MS62 50% Bright with nearly full silvering. Saml Hart & Co. Club House Cards, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Silvered Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 777 - MILLER PA 196 MS62 10% Bright. Saml Hart & Co. Club House Cards, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Plain edge. We believe this is much scarcer than the Brass Reeded edge variety. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 778 - MILLER PA 197A MS63 20% Red mostly on the reverse. Samuel Hart & Co., New York and Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper with Reeded edge. Popular token featuring the King of Clubs and Queen of Diamonds playing cards. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 779 - MILLER PA 211 MS63 40% Red more so on the obverse. William Idler Dealer In Coins, Philadelphia with copy of the obverse of a George Washington Half Dollar struck in Copper with a Plain edge. Baker 544A From the Richard Crosby collection. (400-500) 780 - MILLER PA 215 MS63 20% Bright. William Idler Dealer In Coins, Philadelphia with copy of the reverse of a George Washington Half Dollar struck in Brass with a Plain edge. The examples with the Eagle reverse seem much scarcer than those with Washington's but, perhaps indicating the preferences of the time. Tastes are still the same and examples with George Washington's portrait will likely always be worth much more despite any rarity difference. Baker 544H From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 781 - MILLER PA 215A MS62 30% Bright. William Idler Dealer In Coins, Philadelphia with copy of the reverse of a George Washington Half Dollar struck in White Metal with a Plain edge. Baker 544J From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300)

782 799 812 782 - MILLER PA 217 MS64 60% Red. W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals, Philadelphia. Made to resemble a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Copper with Plain edge. Much more Red than the Toned MS64 that realized $171.80 in our December 2012 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 783 - MILLER PA 220 MS63 W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals, Philadelphia. Made to resemble a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 784 - MILLER PA 222 MS62 10% Bright more so on the reverse. W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals, Philadelphia. Made to resemble a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Nickel Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 785 - MILLER PA 226 MS63 40% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia Continental Paper Money, Autographs, Engravings & c. Bought and Sold with the obverse resembling obverse of a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Copper-Nickel Plain edge. This and the following are struck from later die states than the three proceeding with die crack extending from rim through I in Mariae toward Cecil's nose. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 786 - MILLER PA 228 MS62 30% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia Continental Paper Money, Autographs, Engravings & c. Bought and Sold with the obverse resembling obverse of a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 787 - MILLER PA 228F MS62 30% Red. W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia Dealer in Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques & c. with the obverse resembling obverse of a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Copper with Reeded edge. This example has the die state of the first three while the following has the die state the two previous. Thought to be quite rare and the first we have seen offered. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 788 - MILLER PA 228I MS62 30% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins & Medals 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia Dealer in Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques & c. with the obverse resembling obverse of a 1659 Lord Baltimore Penny struck in Copper-Nickel with reeded edge. Apparently unlisted as such, although the Rulau listings are a bit confusing. We sold an EF example in our June 2011 sale for $82.50. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 789 - MILLER PA 229 MS62 10% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia stuck in Silvered White Metal with Plain edge and George Washington reverse. Baker 545B From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 790 - MILLER PA 230 AU+ 20% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia struck in White Metal with Plain edge and George Washington reverse. We sold a MS62 Unlisted Silvered White Medal for $175 in our December 2012 sale. Baker 545D From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 791 - MILLER PA 230B MS62 20% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia struck in Nickel with Plain edge and George Washington reverse. Baker 545C From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 792 - MILLER PA 230E MS63 40% Red. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia with Continental Paper Money, Autographs, Engravings & c. Bought and Sold reverse struck in Copper with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 793 - MILLER PA 230F MS62 30% Bright. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia with Continental Paper Money, Autographs, Engravings & c. Bought and Sold reverse struck in Brass with Plain edge. A MS64 realized $277.20 in our September 2010 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 794 - MILLER PA 230H MS60 Trace Bright with some toning. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia with Continental Paper Money, Autographs, Engravings & c. Bought and Sold reverse struck in Silvered White Metal with Plain edge. A MS64 realized $357.50 in our December 2010 sale, also Silvered though much more obvious. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 795 - MILLER PA 230I MS60 Trace Bright with some tin pest. W. Idler Dealer In Coins, Minerals, Shells, Antiques, 111 N. 9th St., Philadelphia with Continental Paper Money, Autographs, Engravings & c. Bought and Sold reverse struck in White Metal with Reeded edge. Unlisted with Reeded edge and apparently not silvered as are at least two of the Plain edge White Metal examples. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 796 - MILLER PA 234 MS63 60% Red. C. W. Jackson Coal Dealer Good For 5 C.S. In A Ton Of Coal struck in Copper with a Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 797 - MILLER PA 235A MS63 70% Bright and nearly Proof Like. C. W. Jackson Coal Dealer Good For 5 C.S. In A Ton Of Coal struck in Gilt Copper with a Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 798 - MILLER PA 237AA MS63 Trace Red and nicely toned. Not One Cent But Just As Good with blank reverse struck in Copper with Plain edge. Unlisted in Adams, Miller and Rulau and believed to be one of just three known. From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 799 - MILLER PA 237C MS63 60% Bright. C. W. Jackson Coal Dealer Philadelphia muled with the Eagle reverse die of Miller KY 32 Gentlemans Furnishing Store struck in Brass with Plain edge. Unlisted in Adams, Miller and Rulau and the only example currently known. A similar grade example of this die combination in Copper realized $240 in our June 2013 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 800 - MILLER PA 237D AU Trace Bright. C. W. Jackson Coal Dealer Good For 5 C.S. In A Ton Of Coal struck in Brass with a Plain edge. Reverse is from a completely unlisted die with the same wording in a very crowded and confusing design, including two backwards D's. Obviously the work of an apprentice. An important token. From the Richard Crosby collection earlier from Kirtley's March 1988 sale. (200-300) 801 - MILLER PA 238D VF With a few light marks. Jones (Pillar?) 25 (Pillar?) // Exchange Hotel 25 struck on a 27mm Brass planchet with Plain edge. We have seen the counterstamp on either side of the denomination described as a flower but can not see that, perhaps a flower vase. Unlisted in Adams and Miller. Be sure to see the Counterstamp section of this sale for a number of Jones Exchange Hotel pieces struck on coins. From the Richard Crosby and Ray Byrne collections. (400-500) 802 - MILLER PA 238E VF With some light marks and small rim bump, overall quite attractive for this rare issue. Jones (eagle) 6// Exchange Hotel 6 struck on a 27mm Brass planchet with Plain edge. Adams and Miller Unlisted Rulau PA 238 From the Richard Crosby collection earlier from Charles Kirtley's March 1988 sale. (400-500) 803 - MILLER PA 262A MS63 50% Bright. F. C. Key & Sons Die Sinker & Medalists 123 Arch St., Philadelphia with Edwin Forrest within Wreath on reverse struck in White Metal with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 804 - MILLER PA 263P MS62 40% Bright double struck with the first strike slightly off center only visible at the top of each side. F. C. Key & Sons Die Sinker & Medalists, Philadelphia with Daniel Webster reverse struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Quite rare. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 805 - MILLER PA 264 VF Short reverse scratches. Wm. H. Key Engraver, J. H. Diehl Manufacturer of Medals, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 188 From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 806 - MILLER PA 264B MS62 30% Bright. Wm. H. Key Engraver, J. H. Diehl Manufacturer of Medals, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Plain edge. This composition is unlisted in Adams, Miller and Rulau. Rulau Pa Ph 188B From the Richard Crosby collection earlier from PCAC in June 1979. (150-200) 807 - MILLER PA 268 AU 20% Bright mainly on the reverse with some tin pest over most of the obverse. Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with bust of Edwin Forrest struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 171 From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 808 - MILLER PA 271B MS62 Or a bit better with 40% Red mostly on the reverse and Proof Like reverse. Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with bust of George Washington in clouds surrounded by flags struck in Copper with Plain edge. Unlisted in Adams, Miller and Rulau. Rulau Pa Ph 173B From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 809 - MILLER PA 272 MS62 Trace Bright. Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with bust of Peter Lyle struck in Brass with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 174A From the Richard Crosby collection. 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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 810 - MILLER PA 273 MS63 Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with bust of Peter Lyle struck in Copper with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 174B From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 811 - MILLER PA 274 MS62 40% Bright. Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with bust of Peter Lyle struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 174 From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 812 - MILLER PA 277 MS62 30% Bright. Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with We All Have Our Hobbies reverse featuring a witch on a broomstick struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 184B From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300)

813 824 826 813 - MILLER PA 280A MS63 70% Bright and nearly Proof Like. Key’s Daniel Webster with 1860 Dedicated To Coin And Medal Collectors reverse struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Rulau Pa Ph 184Ba From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 814 - MILLER PA 285 1/2 MS60 Details 50% Bright but with three dark spots on reverse. Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinker & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Phila all in small letters within large KEY with Cedar Mountain To Reams Station 28 Battles struck in Brass with Plain edge. The two Civil War battles listed took place in Virginia 8/9/1862 and 8/25/1864, we are unsure if the other 26 battles referred to were also in Virginia or chronicle the fate of a particular person or military unit. Completely unlisted die combination in Adams. Rulau Pa Ph 180 From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 815 - MILLER PA 327 AU William W. Long Shuffle Board, Billiards & Bowling, Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge. A very interesting token with rebus spelling out Brilliant across the reverse. This merchant comes with two different obverse and reverse dies. This is the obverse pictured in Rulau while the other die has a period after Long and the right compass point points to the S in St. This is the unlisted second reverse without a period after Hotel and Bowling and no space between Bagatelle&Shuffle. While we have known of the different dies for some time this is the first instance we have noted of the pairing of a listed and unlisted die. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 816 - MILLER PA 330 MS62 30% Bright more so on the obverse. Robert Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in White Metal with Plain edge and Stephen Girard reverse. Apparently much scarcer than the Copper PA 334 that realized $185 in MS63 in our July 2012 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 817 - MILLER PA 333 MS60 Details with 30% Bright luster and nearly Proof Like surfaces but with three dark obverse spots. Robert Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Reeded edge and Stephen Girard reverse. The Reeded edge varieties for this die combination seem to be quite a bit scarcer than the Plain edge counterparts. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 818 - MILLER PA 334 MS62 Trace Red all on the obverse with attractive toning and Proof Like surfaces. Robert Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper with Plain edge and Stephen Girard reverse. Another MS63 realized $185 in our July 2012 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 819 - MILLER PA 336M MS63 40% Bright with nearly Proof Like reverse. R. Lovett Jr. tribute to Stephen Girard The Benefactor of Philadelphia struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Apparently quite rare. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 820 - MILLER PA 336N MS63 Fully Proof Like with 70% Bright luster. R. Lovett Jr. tribute to Stephen Girard The Benefactor of Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge. Unlisted in Rulau. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 821 - MILLER PA 339 MS60 Details with light hairlines. Robert Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Reeded edge and George Washington on reverse. Baker 556B From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 822 - MILLER PA 342 MS63 Or a bit better with 60% Red. Robert Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper with Reeded edge and George Washington on reverse. Baker 556A From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 823 - MILLER PA 348 MS62 20% Bright with streaky toning. R. Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in German Silver with Plain edge and St. George slaying dragon on reverse and a portrait of Franklin? on the obverse. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 824 - MILLER PA 350B MS63 40% Bright. R. Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge and St. George slaying dragon on reverse and a portrait of Franklin? on the obverse. The consignor thought this was the listed Brass but we believe it to be unlisted Copper-Nickel. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 825 - MILLER PA 351 MS62 20% Bright more so on the reverse with an obverse planchet streak. R. Lovett Jr. Die Sinker, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in German Silver with Plain edge and St. George slaying dragon on reverse. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 826 - MILLER PA 353 MS63 30% Red with small planchet clip. R. Lovett Jr. Engraver & Die Sinker 1860, Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge. Popular token due to its association with the Confederate Cent made just one year later by the same firm. This Copper and the following Brass example appear to be much scarcer than the Copper-Nickel variety. An AU+ sold for $105 in our December 2012 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 827 - MILLER PA 354 MS60 Details 50% Bright luster but with a reverse scratch. R. Lovett Jr. Engraver & Die Sinker 1860, Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge. Popular token due to its association with the Confederate Cent made just one year later by the same firm From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 828 - MILLER PA 355 MS62 30% Bright. R. Lovett Jr. Engraver & Die Sinker 1860, Philadelphia struck in Copper-Nickel with Plain edge. Popular token due to its association with the Confederate Cent made just one year later by the same firm. Though the most available composition for this die combination it enjoys added demand as it more closely mimics the Confederate Cent. An AU example brought $150 in our December 2012 auction. From the Richard Crosby collection. 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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 829 - MILLER PA 364 MS63 50% Red. Mason & Co. 1870 Coin & Stamp Dealer 139 No. 9th St., Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge with George Washington reverse. Reported to be one of only 100 struck. An AU+ brought $55 in our June 2011 auction. Rulau Pa Ph 291, Fuld NC-16a and Baker 559A From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 830 - MILLER PA 365 MS62 40% Bright. Mason & Co. 1870 Coin & Stamp Dealer 139 No. 9th St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge with George Washington reverse. Reported to be one of only 100 struck. Rulau Pa Ph 292, Fuld NC-16b and Baker 559B From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 831 - MILLER PA 367 MS62 Trace Red all on the obverse with some mild planchet flaw on each side resulting in some weak letters. Made By Morgan And Orr, Philadelphia For The Republic Of Peru 1855 struck in Copper with a Reeded edge. The makers of coining presses for the US Mint among others. Rare and popular, an AU+ with light hairlines sold for $208 in our March 2010 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 832 - MILLER PA 370A MS63 40% Bright. H. Mulligan Watches, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Popular large size token by a merchant that later issued Civil War tokens including one with his portrait. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 833 - MILLER PA 373 MS63 40% Bright. H. Mulligan Watches, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in White Metal with Reeded edge. Popular large size token by a merchant that later issued Civil War tokens including one with his portrait. Rare and called PA 370B in Rulau, PA 371 Copper and PA 373 Silver are also known. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 834 - MILLER PA 379 AU 20% Bright. C. H. Needles 12 & Race Sts Good For One Glass Of Soda Water struck in White Metal with Plain edge and goblet pictured. Fuld NC-19e (50-75) 835 - MILLER PA 382 AU58 Trace Bright. Partridge & Richardson Dress Trimmings, Philadelphia with beehive and women riding horseback side saddle. In a NGC holder graded AU58. (50-75) 836 - MILLER PA 382 MS63 70% Bright. Partridge & Richardson Dress Trimmings, Philadelphia with beehive and women riding horseback pictured struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 837 - MILLER PA 390B EF Reverse stains. Pennypacker & Sibley. with blank reverse counterstamped 1 struck in Brass with Plain edge. Long attributed to Philadelphia, Rulau questions his own placement in the 1845 to 1860 time period noting no directory listings exist through 1860. Perhaps the true answer is it is not Philadelphia at all. While Wm. G. Pennypacker did have earlier connections and business dealings in Philadelphia, he along with D. H. Pennypacker, Josiah Sibley and others formed and operated Pennypacker & Sibley a Stave Mill in Van Wert Ohio around 1863. Sibley eventually left the firm around 1870 and became part of Eagle Stave Company also of Van Wert. By the die style this piece is likely late 1860's. Further research is needed. Regardless a very rare variety unlisted by both Adams and Miller. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100)

838 871 875 838 - MILLER PA 398 AU With small light stain on obverse around date. Philadelphia Museum Charles Wilson Peale Founder Incorporated 1821 Admit The Bearer struck in Copper with Plain edge. Designed by Christian Gobrecht and struck at the US Mint around 1830. Rarely seen this nice. Julian UN-23 From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 839 - MILLER PA 416 EF+ W. Richardson & Co. Umbrellas Parasols, 106 Market Street Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge. Rarely seen nicer. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 840 - MILLER PA 417 MS63 40% Bright. W. H. Richardson, No. 5 South 4th St. Philadelphia with Umbrellas and Parasols pictured on reverse struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 841 - MILLER PA 418 MS62 30% Bright. W. H. Richardson, No. 5 South 4th St. Philadelphia with Umbrellas and Parasols pictured on reverse struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 842 - MILLER PA 419 MS63 20% Red nearly all on the reverse. W. H. Richardson, No. 5 South 4th St. Philadelphia with Umbrellas and Parasols pictured on reverse struck in Copper with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 843 - MILLER PA 421A MS63 60% Bright. Wm. H. Richardson 418 Market St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 844 - MILLER PA 421B MS62 20% Bright. Wm. H. Richardson 418 Market St., Philadelphia and 229 Broadway, New York struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 845 - MILLER PA 422 AU+ 10% Bright. W. H. Richardson 807 Market St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 846 - MILLER PA 423 EF+ W. H. Richardson 104 Market St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 847 - MILLER PA 425 EF But dark and quite porous. W. H. Richardson 104 Market St., Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge. (0-25) 848 - MILLER PA 425A AU+ 20% Bright. W. H. Richardson 104 Market St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Reeded edge. Struck from an unlisted obverse die with the most obvious feature being the ornament above Philada is to the right of the L rather than to the left. There are at least three known examples of this variety and John Ford was also aware of this variety so presumably an additional example should have existed in his collection. Since we became aware of this variety we have been unable to confirm the existence of PA 424 as described in Rulau, let us know what you find in your collections. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 849 - MILLER PA 427 EF+ Trace Bright. W. H. Richardson 104 Market St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 850 - MILLER PA 431 MS63 20% Bright. M. A. Root's Daguerrian Gallery 140 Chestnut St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 851 - MILLER PA 433 MS63 Or a bit better with 60% Bright luster. M. A. Root's Daguerrian Gallery 140 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 852 - MILLER PA 434 MS60 Details with some luster but improperly cleaned with an odd color but not obvious hairlines. M. A. Root's Daguerrian Gallery 140 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 853 - MILLER PA 436A MS63 60% Red. M. A. Root's Daguerrian Gallery 140 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper with Plain edge. This die combination comes in Copper with both Reeded and Plain edge and we believe this is the scarcer of the two. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 854 - MILLER PA 437 VF With residues and some edge marks. M. A. Root's Daguerrian Gallery 144 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Plain edge. This is the scarcest of the three die combinations for the merchant and is nearly always seen in lower grades with problems. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 855 - MILLER PA 443 MS62 30% Bright. John G. Schmidt Calf & Goat Skins 1236 Poplar St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with a Plain edge. Rarely seen in Uncirculated condition. Rulau Pa Ph 356B From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 856 - MILLER PA 444 MS63 30% Red. John G. Schmidt Calf & Goat Skins 1236 Poplar St., Philadelphia struck in Copper with a Plain edge. Rarely seen in Copper. Rulau Pa Ph 356A From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 857 - MILLER PA 469A MS62 30% Bright. Sharpless Brothers, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Brass with Reeded edge and beehive pictured on obverse. Unlisted in Rulau with a Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 858 - MILLER PA 470 MS63 20% Bright. Sharpless Brothers, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in German Silver with Plain edge and beehive pictured on obverse. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 859 - MILLER PA 471 MS63 40% Bright. Sharpless Brothers, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Gilt Brass with Plain edge and beehive pictured on obverse. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 860 - MILLER PA 475 EF With some light stains. Sleeper & Fenner 126 Market St., Philadelphia with Umbrellas And Parasols reverse struck in Brass with Plain edge. Struck from the same reverse die used on Richardson's PA 426 and PA 427. Very scarce and not pictured in Rulau, an EF realized $55 in our March 2002 sale. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 861 - MILLER PA 476 MS64 70% Bright. Sleeper & Fenner Umbrellas, Philadelphia struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 862 - MILLER PA 478 MS63 30% Bright with 90% plus Silvering remaining. Sleeper & Fenner Umbrellas, Philadelphia struck in Silvered Brass with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 863 - MILLER PA 480A VF With many light scratches. James R. Smith 107 Market St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with Reeded edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 864 - MILLER PA 481 AU+ But with a few very light hairlines. Smith, Murphy & Co. 97 Market St., Philadelphia struck in Brass with a Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 865 - MILLER PA 482 EF But slightly bent. Smith, Murphy & Co. 97 Market St., Philadelphia with James Harris reverse die struck in Brass with a Plain edge. Almost never seen problem free. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50) 866 - MILLER PA 505 MS62 50% Bright. A. B. Taylor 1860 Walnut & Ninth Sts., Philadelphia Pennsylvania with Drugs and Medicines reverse struck in Nickel with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 867 - MILLER PA 505 MS62 30% Bright. A. B. Taylor 1860 Walnut & Ninth Sts., Philadelphia Pennsylvania with Drugs and Medicines reverse struck in Nickel with Plain edge. (100-150) 868 - MILLER PA 507 MS63 40% Bright. A. B. Taylor Druggist & Apothecary, Denticrete For The Teeth, Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in Copper Nickel with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 869 - MILLER PA 510 MS63 20% Red. A. B. Taylor Druggist & Apothecary, Philadelphia Pennsylvania with Drugs and Medicines reverse struck in Copper with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 870 - MILLER PA 512 AU+ Taylor Apothecary 1015 Chestnut St., Philadelphia with Drugs and Medicines reverse struck in Copper with Plain edge. Fuld NC-24a From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 871 - MILLER PA 518A VF+ J K Thomas Kossuth Exchange Philada uniface on a 25mm Brass planchet with Plain edge. The December 7th, 1860 issue of the Philadelphia Public Ledger ran the following ad: Kossuth Exchange, Seventh Street Below Market. Landis' Varieties. Crowded House Nightly To Witness The Stare Troupe. Admission Only 10cts. Landis & Brown, Prop'r. So apparently Thomas was no longer associated with the establishment by that point. Unlisted in Adams and called Extremely Rare in Miller. Rulau PA 518 From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 872 - MILLER PA 562 AU But with obverse dent and a number of light hairlines. C. K. Warner Numismatist 326 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania struck in White Metal with Plain edge. Said to be one of just 15 struck. An MS 62 sold for $176 in our May 2004 sale. Rulau Pa Ph 451B From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 873 - MILLER PA 568 MS60 Details 40% Bright with small obverse nick and a number of hairlines. Chas. K. Warner Dealer In American & Foreign Medals 723 Chestnut St., Philadelphia struck in White Metal with Plain edge Victoria and Albert reverse. Per Russell Rulau Warner moved to this address in 1869. The latest and scarcest of the three Warner obverse dies. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 874 - MILLER PA 569A MS62 Trace Red mainly on the obverse. Chas. K. Warner Dealer In American & Foreign Coins 326 Chestnut St., Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge and Long May It Wave flag reverse. This die combination was only listed in Brass in Adams and Miller. Rulau Pa Ph 455 From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200) 875 - MILLER PA 569C MS62 Trace Red and struck over another token or engraving plate most easily seen on the upper right of the reverse and right obverse rim. Chas. K. Warner Dealer In American & Foreign Coins 326 Chestnut St., Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge and 1863 Union League reverse. This die combination was not listed at all in Adams and Miller. Rulau states 15 were struck. Rulau Pa Ph 457 From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Merchant Tokens 876 - MILLER PA 588 AU+ 20% Bright. A. C. Yates & Co. Clothiers, Philadelphia struck in Brass with a Plain edge. The reverse is signed J at the base of the column on which the gentleman is leaning. An unusually nice example of an otherwise relatively common token. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 877 - MILLER PA 588B AU 10% Bright with a patch of corrosion near rim. A. C. Yates & Co. Clothiers, Philadelphia struck in White Metal with a Plain edge. Very scarce in this composition. From the Richard Crosby collection. (50-75) 878 - MILLER PA 588 1/2 MS63 60% Bright. Yates & Co. Popular Clothiers Ledger Building 6th & Chestnut Sts. Struck in White Metal with the Two Faced Centennial token reverse die. In interesting reverse die and one of the scarcer in the Centennial series it features two heads connected, one sad labeled "I Will In The Future" and one happy labeled "I Always Buy There" referring to Clothing from Yates in this instance. Rulau Pa Ph 530 (75-100) 879 - MILLER PA 590 EF With much nicer strike than normal although the obverse planchet is a bit rough. Morse's Library Depot, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania struck in Copper with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (25-50)

880 889 890 880 - MILLER PA 591 EF+ Wm. Stevenson Watch Maker & Jeweler 320 Liberty St., Pittsburgh Pennsylvania struck in Brass with a Plain edge. Rare merchant. From the Richard Crosby collection. (500-750) 881 - RULAU Pa Ph 219 MS62 80% Bright. D. Lewis General Iron Worker 2313 N. 8th St. and 2326 Germantown Av., Philadelphia struck in White Metal. A very interesting token with samples of their work pictured, a wrought iron gate on one side and a store awning on the other. Unlisted in both Adams and Miller. From the Richard Crosby collection. (100-150) 882 - RULAU Pa Ph 361 AU+ 20% Bright holed as often seen with a few small rim bumps. Jos. Schoeneman & Co., Philadelphia struck in White Metal with Plain edge and scene of two men bare-knuckle boxing on reverse. Listed by Wright but not Adams or Miller. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 883 - RULAU Pa Ph 362 EF Holed as often seen with some rim bumps. Jos. Schoeneman & Co., Philadelphia struck in White Metal with Plain edge and scene of a baseball batter batting ball on reverse. Unlisted in Adams and Miller. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 884 - RULAU Pa Ph 364F EF Details but with a number of digs, scratches and rim bumps. 90% of Copper plating remains. Schoeneman Langstadter & Co., Philadelphia struck in Copper Plated Lead with Plain edge with fascinating scene of boy falling off a bicycle after hitting a rock as a small girl looks on. Unlisted in Adams and Miller and called extremely rare by Rulau. From the Richard Crosby collection. (75-100) 885 - RULAU Pa Ph 393 AU+ Trace Red. Employees of US Mint 1882 Pennsylvania Bicentennial, Philadelphia with William Penn. Struck by the US Mint. Julian CM-42 (0-25) 886 - RULAU Pa Ph 396 MS64 30% Red. 1887 Constitution Centennial A. Loudon Snowden Marshal former superintendent of the US Mint struck in Brass with Plain edge. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (50-75) 887 - RULAU Pa Ph 70 EF Feely 6th & Callowhill, Philadelphia struck in Copper with Plain edge. Popular with When Shall We Three Meet Again reverse featuring two donkeys. Unlisted in Adams or Miller. From the Richard Crosby collection. (200-300) 888 - MILLER TN 13 MS64 30% Bright with full silvering. Francisco & Co. Hatters, Memphis Tennessee struck in Silvered Brass with a Plain edge. Much scarcer than the Copper and Brass varieties, an MS65 brought $265 in our July 2009 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (150-200) 889 - MILLER VA 5 AU+ 10% Bright. Charles J. Raine Fashionable Clothing 1860, Lynchburg Virginia struck in Brass with a plain edge. Rare merchant, an EF sold for $260 in my July 2012 sale. From the Jon Harris collection earlier from Rich Rossa in May 1975. (300-400) Political Tokens 890 - JBELL 1860-22 AU+ 70% Bright Case, Bell's photo is very clear with very light crazing while Everett's is also very clear with a little more crazing. Holed for suspension. Overall a very choice example. John Bell And The Constitution (around ferrotype bust slightly left) // Edward Everett And The Union. (around ferrotype bust slightly right). Impressive large size Ferrotype. Brass Shell 30mm From the John Ford collection. (750-1000) 891 - GC 1884-2 MS63 70% Bright and Proof Like, not holed. Cleveland Hendricks (facing busts in ovals) // Democratic Candidates 1884 (around eagle on shield with flags and banner). White Metal 35mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63 PL. (100-150) 892 - GC 1888-05 MS62 50% Bright holed for suspension. Pres. Cleveland A. G. Thurman (around facing busts) // A Public Office Is A Public Trust Reform. Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (50-75) 893 - GC 1888-06 MS61 Or a bit better with nice toning. (Busts of candidates to right signed P. L. Krider Co. Phila.) // Cleveland & Thurman 1888 (around rooster carrying banner inscribed Still We Crow). Very rare in Silver and thought to be one of just 10 struck in that composition. Silver 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS61. (300-400) 894 - GC 1888-12 MS64 70% Bright holed for suspension. Pres. & Mrs. Cleveland (around busts right) // Souvenir Of The Western & Southern Tour Of The Nation's Favorite Belle (around Liberty bell signed C. B. Soley Phila.). Brass 25mm In a NGC holder graded MS64. (50-75) 895 - GC 1888-16 MS63 50% Bright and Proof Like with nice contrast on both sides. Cleveland Thurman (above candidates facing each other with eagle below) // Democratic Candidates White House 1888 (around the White House). This piece appears to be unlisted in Sullivan though with the exact same layout as GC 1888-16 which is listed as Copper and 19mm. Eye catching. White Metal 31mm. In a NGC holder graded PF63 ULTRA CAMEO. (75-100) 896 - SD 1860-09 MS62 40% Bright. Stephen A. Douglas (around burst half left) // Democratic Candidate For The Presidency The Champion Of Popular Sovereignty 1860. Dies by Robert Lovett. White Metal 28mm. 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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Political Tokens 897 - SD 1860-11 MS63 70% Bright and nearly Proof Like. Democratic Candidate 1860 Stephen A. Douglas (around bust left) // Liberty Union And Equality (around eagle). Brass 28mm From the John Ford collection. (200-300) 898 - SD 1860-22 MS63 80% Bright and Proof Like. Stephen A. Douglas (around bust quarter right) // Intervention Is Disunion 1860 M.Y.O.B. (mind your own business). White Metal 20mm (200-300)

899 903 905 899 - SD 1860-23 MS64 20% Bright Proof Like and nicely toned particularly the reverse. Stephen A. Douglas Little Giant (around bust quarter right) // Intervention Is Disunion 1860 M.Y.O.B. (mind your own business). One of just 24 examples struck in Silver, a silver example of SD 1860-22 also in MS64 sold for $365 in our July 2012 sale. Silver 20mm (400-500) 900 - SD 1860-24 MS65 80% Bright and Proof Like. Stephen A. Douglas Little Giant (around bust quarter right) // The Declaration Of Independence Was Adopted July 4 1776. One of just 100 examples struck in "Nickel". Copper Nickel 20mm (200-300) 901 - JF 1864-5 AU Details with a couple of small obverse spots. John C. Fremont For President (around bust facing) // (star within wreath with rays). Scarce type. Brass 22mm From the John Ford collection. (150-200) 902 - JG 1880-8 MS62 60% Bright and nearly Proof Like. James A. Garfield (around bust left) // Canal Boy 1845 President 1881 (under White House and canal scene). Brass 25mm (25-50) 903 - USG 1868-04 MS63 60% Bright Proof Like. Let Us Have Peace Ulysses S. Grant (around bust right) // The Men Will Need Their Horses To Plow With Appomattox. White Metal 50mm. In a NGC holder graded PF63 ULTRA CAMEO. (300-400) 904 - USG 1868-31 MS65 70% Bright holed for suspension. General U.S. Grant 1868 (around bust facing right signed J. E. Ellis on truncation) // I Promise To Fight It Out On This Line If It Takes All Summer (around wreath). Apparently quite a bit scarcer than USG 1880-30. Brass 28mm. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (150-200) 905 - USG 1868-51 MS64 70% Bright with full Silvering. General U. S. Grant 1868 (around bust left) // "I Propose To Move Immediately On Your Works" (with oak spray). Very scarce and in excellent condition, very impressive. Silvered Brass 32mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (300-400) 906 - WSH 1880-3 MS64 60% Bright. Winfield S. Hancock (around bust right) // A Superb Soldier A Model President (around clover with 2 A C on leaves). Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (75-100) 907 - WSH 1880-4 MS64 80% Bright, not holed. W. S. Hancock W. H. English (around rooster) // (busts right of candidates). Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (50-75) 908 - BH 1888-14 MS62 Or a bit better with Proof Like surfaces. Harrison Morton (on ribbon over facing candidates) // Inaugurated March 4 1889 (within wreath). White Metal 32mm. In a NGC holder graded MS62 DPL. (75-100) 909 - BH 1888-17 MS63 80% Bright and nearly Proof Like, not holed. Ben. Harrison L. P. Morton (above busts facing) // Protection To Home Industries (around log cabin). Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63 though called BH 1888-18 in error. (75-100) 910 - BH 1888-19 MS64 60% Bright holed for suspension. Harrison & Morton (around busts right) // Protection To American Industry 1888 (around arm and hammer design). Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (50-75) 911 - BH 1888-22 MS64 60% Bright holed for suspension. Benjamin H. Harrison (around bust left) // Protection. No British Pauper Wages For Americans (around arm holding hammer high). Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (75-100) 912 - BH 1888-23 MS63 60% Bright holed for suspension. Benjamin Harrison (around bust left) // Inauguration March 4. 1889 (around nice design of eagle holding banner and flag). White Metal 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (75-100) 913 - BH 1888-23 MS64 Or nearly so, 30% Bright and holed for suspension. Benjamin Harrison (around bust left) // Inauguration March 4. 1889 (around nice design of eagle holding banner and flag). Brass 25mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (75-100) 914 - BH 1892-1 MS62 60% Bright and Proof Like. Republican Presidential Nominees 1892 For President For Vice President (around busts) // Landing Of Columbus In America October 12th 1492 Pat's Dec 1 1891 (around Columbus landing scene). Aluminum 45mm Eglit 82 In a NGC holder graded MS62 PL as 1892 IL E-82. (75-100) 915 - BH 1892-2 MS64 70% Bright and Proof Like with nice contrast on the obverse. Protection To Our Citizens Harrison (around bust right) // A Brave Soldier A Fearless Statesman A Good Republican 1892 (within wreath). A large and very impressive token. Aluminum 38mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (100-150) 916 - WHH-F MS62 50% Bright and Proof Like. The Residence Of William Henry Harrison by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. In a NGC holder graded MS62 PL as Lovett Presidential Residence Series (c. 1860-61. (50-75) 917 - WHH-K MS63 20% Bright. Maj. Gen. W. H. Harrison (bust left) // Early Home Of Genl Harrison The Hero Of Tippecanoe (round log cabin). Part of a series produced by Robert Lovett of Philadelphia around 1860 struck in Brass with Plain edge. Quite rare and believed to be one of just 25 struck in this composition. In a NGC holder graded PF63. (150-200) 918 - AJACK-C MS62 50% Bright and Proof Like. The Residence Of Andrew Jackson by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. In a NGC holder graded MS62 PL. (50-75)

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919 924 925 919 - AL 1860-038 MS63 10% Red. Abraham Lincoln Born Feb. 12. 1809. (around bust right signed Merriam) // Republican Candidate No More Slave Territory 1860 (with wreath). Copper Metal 32mm. From the Neil Musanti collection. (500-750) 920 - AL 1860-041 EF+ Holed for suspension. Hon. Abraham Lincoln. 1860 (around bust right signed Ellis) // The Railsplitter Of The West (over scene of Lincoln and helper splitting log). Brass 28mm. From our November 2004 sale where it realized $166. (150-200) 921 - AL 1860-059 VF+ Millions For Freedom 1860 Not One Cent For Slavery // Success To Republican Principles (around eagle). Brass 24mm. (75-100) 922 - AL 1860-073 MS62 30% Bright. Abraham Lincoln Natus. Feb. 12. 1809. (around bust right) // Abra-Ham Lin-Coln The Hannibal Of America 1860 Honest Abe Of The West. White Metal 19mm. (200-300) 923 - AL 1860-074 AU+ 30% Bright with tiny planchet clip. Abraham Lincoln Natus. Feb. 12. 1809. (around bust right) // Abra-Ham Lin-Coln Wideawakes Honest Abe Of The West. White Metal 19mm. (150-200) 924 - AL 1860-100 AU Or better with 30% Bright case and very nice sharp clear photos with very minor crazing. Holed for suspension with attached loops and clasp. Very choice. Abraham Lincoln 1860 (around ferrotype portrait number 2 of Lincoln facing slightly left) // 1860 (around ferrotype picture of Hamlin facing slightly right. A seemingly unlisted combination of photo and shell. Brass Shell 25mm (1000-1500) 925 - AL 1860-104 EF Case, Lincoln's photo is fairly nice with light crazing while Hamlin's is dark at center with similar crazing but a couple of small chips. Holed for suspension. The Constitution And The Laws 1860 (around ferrotype portrait number 1 of Lincoln facing slightly left labeled Abraham Lincoln) // Union Of The States 1860 (around ferrotype picture of Hamlin facing slightly right labeled Hannibal Hamlin). A scarcer type. Brass Shell 25mm (750-1000) 926 - AL 1864-19 AU 40% Bright with some light rim marks. Abraham Lincoln Prest. Of The U.S. 1864 (around bust left) // The Union Must And Shall Be Preserved (around bust of Washington on clouds surrounded by flags). White Metal 28mm (100-150) 927 - AL 1864-31 UNC Details but cleaned. Abraham Lincoln 1864 (around bust right) // The Union Must And Shall Be Preserved (around bust of Washington on clouds surrounded by flags). Very rare combination with Civil War Patriotic die 131. Copper 25mm From the John Ford collection. (200-300) 928 - GMcC 1864-08 MS63 Trace Bright and nicely toned. Maj. General McClellan (around military quarter right) // One Flag And One Union Now And Forever (within wreath around stars and eagle). Silvered White Metal 34mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (150-200)

929 937 949 929 - GMcC 1864-08 MS64 30% Red. Maj. General McClellan (around military quarter right) // One Flag And One Union Now And Forever (within wreath around stars and eagle). A MS63 sold for $211 in our July 2012 auction. Copper 34mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (200-300) 930 - GMcC 1864-08 AU Trace Bright by wear but dark and a bit rough from tin pest. Maj. General McClellan (around military quarter right) // One Flag And One Union Now And Forever (within wreath around stars and eagle). White Metal 34mm. (50-75) 931 - GMcC 1864-14 EF+ 20% Bright, holed for suspension with blue ribbon attached. Major General G. B. McClellan 1864 (around military bust right) // The Peoples Choice For President 1864 (on shield surrounded by flags and Liberty Cap). An unholed MS62 example sold for $190 in our December 2012 sale. White Metal 31mm. (75-100) 932 - GMcC 1864-27 UNC Details with 50% Bright luster and a number of light hairlines, still quite attractive. Geo. B. McClellan For President (around bust left) // (eagle on drum surrounded by flags). A holed AU realized $89.10 in our September 2010 auction. Brass 22mm. (100-150) 933 - SL 1859-2 AU With a couple spots of tin pest. Massachusetts For Justice (around arm with sword) // Freedom Of Speech We Never Will Surrender. A MS60 with light hairlines sold for $320 in our June 2013 sale. White Metal 28mm. (150-200) 934 - HS 1868-07 MS63 60% Bright and Proof Like. Seymour & Blair 1868 (around busts right) // General Amnesty, Uniform Currency, Equal Taxes & Equal Rights (within wreath). White Metal 28mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63 PL. (150-200) 935 - SJT 1876-6 MS65 80% Bright and nearly Proof Like with nice contrast. Democratic Party Died Of Tildenopathy 1876, In The 60th Year Of Its Age Sammy Tilden Let It R.I.P. (around bust half right) // Manhattan Club Reception, NY June 12, 1877 "I Don't Care About Your Piece Of Cake, But I Must Show You My Sore Toe." What we described as a Proof Like MS64 brought $137.50 in my July 2009 sale. White Metal 31mm. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (150-200)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate So-Called Dollars 936 - HK-008 R6 MS62 10% Bright. 1854 Crystal Palace struck in White Metal 41mm signed Pinches London. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (500-750) 937 - HK-009 R7 MS62 Sharply struck. 1860 Bare-Knuckle Boxing Championship between American John C. Heenan pictured and Thomas S. Sayers of England. Very nicely executed medal signed F. B. Smith & Hartmann NY. (750-1000) 938 - HK-024 R5 MS62 Or a bit better, 50% Bright and nearly Proof Like. 1876 US Centennial Exposition Philadelphia Pennsylvania with Liberty Bell and Independence Hall signed Key struck in Bronze 38mm. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (150-200) 939 - HK-154 R2 MS63 60% Bright. 1893 Columbian Exposition Chicago Illinois struck in Brass. (50-75) 940 - HK-155 R2 AU+ Spotting with light hairlines. 1893 Columbian Exposition Chicago Illinois struck in Brass. (0-25) 941 - HK-174 R3 MS64 70% Bright. 1893 Columbian Exposition World Globe and Landing scene struck in Aluminum. (100-150) 942 - HK-176a Unlisted AU+ 20% Bright with 80% of Original Silvering remaining Unlisted as such. 1893 World's Columbian Exposition Palace Dollar Administration Building struck in Silvered Brass. (150-200) 943 - HK-283 R4 MS64 50% Bright. 1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition Omaha with Indian on horseback hunting Buffalo struck in Brass. A similar example sold for $105 in our December 2012 sale. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (100-150) 944 - HK-283 R4 MS63 40% Bright. 1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition Omaha with Indian on horseback hunting Buffalo struck in Brass. (75-100) 945 - HK-289 R3 MS63 70% Bright. 1901 Pan-American Exposition Buffalo New York struck in Brass. From the Don Boller collection. (100-150) 946 - HK-331a R5 MS62 10% Bright. 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition Portland Oregon US Government Building Dollar struck in Gilt Brass 36mm. (75-100) 947 - HK-349 R4 AU With a light even reddish stain over the entire surface. 1907 Jamestown Exposition Norfolk Virginia struck in Brass. Varieties exist but this is the variety pictured. (25-50) 948 - HK-372 R6 MS61 Or better, nicely toned with Matte surface. 1909 Hudson-Fulton Celebration Hendrik Hudson Daalder struck in Silver. In a NGC holder graded MS61. (500-750) 949 - HK-388 R6 MS64 With very attractive luster and toning on the obverse. 1909 Meeting of President Taft and Diaz. This is the Spanish language version commemorating the trade meetings held in El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico. Copper 38mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (500-750) 950 - HK-414 R5 MS62 Or a bit better with 50% Bright luster and nearly Proof Like surfaces. 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition California State Dollar struck in Gilt Brass. (75-100) 951 - HK-415a R5 MS63 60% Bright. 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition California State Dollar struck in Gilt Brass. (75-100)

952 960 968 952 - HK-449 R4 MS63 20% Bright with some nice light toning near rims. 1920 Manila Philippines Islands Commemorate Opening of the Mint. One of 2,200 Silver examples struck in the new facility from dies by George Morgan of the Philadelphia Mint, many were subsequently lost or damaged during World War II. Silver 38mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (1000-1500) 953 - HK-502A Unlisted MS62 1949 Souvenir Pioneer Days Of California Eureka The Days Of '49 with reverse a facsimile of an 1850 California Fifty Dollar Gold Slug similar to that used on other So-Called Dollars though is on the banner above the eagles head. Currently unlisted as we could not locate this piece in the current 2nd Edition of the So-Called Dollar book so it is likely planned for a future update given NGC's classification. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (150-200) 954 - HK-687 R4 MS66 Holed as issued in Orange aluminum. 1933 California's Playground Ocean Park Souvenir Breakwater Santa Monica California struck in Aluminum 38mm. In a NGC holder graded MS66. (200-300) 955 - HK-687 R4 MS65 Holed as issued in Yellow aluminum. 1933 California's Playground Ocean Park Souvenir Breakwater Santa Monica California struck in Aluminum 38mm. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (150-200) 956 - HK-689 R4 MS62 20% Red. 1933 Wolfville Western Days Tucson Arizona 1933 with cowboy riding bucking horse on reverse struck in Copper. (25-50) 957 - HK-780 R5 EF+ With two tiny rim bumps. 1896 Bryan Cartwheel Comparison Dollar by Gorham Silversmiths. Always popular, an example in AU sold for $286 in our December 2010 auction. Silver 52mm. (300-400) 958 - HK-836 R5 MS63 60% Bright. 1897 Bickford Dollar with Grant and Tomb struck in Aluminum with Brass center. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (400-500) Miscellaneous by Topic 959 - Alaska Gold 1862 2 Too Wah Pat. 1910 Rd. 1910. Eskimo on obverse and dog sled team on reverse. Per NGC holder this is a Tatham Restrike circa 1940's. MS65 30% Bright. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (300-400) 960 - Civil War Medal with blue ribbon and 6 G N on obverse with reverse engraving Presented To Cpt Cooper of E. Co. 6th Reg N. G. S. N. J. By the Members of E. Comp 2d Reg Pa. S. N. G. A very attractive and well made silver medal roughly 40x95mm overall including ribbon. Likely a medal of appreciation issued shortly after the war or in conjunction with a reunion. A search of internet resources was unable to identify Captain Cooper. AU+ From the John Linhoss collection. (750-1000) 961 - Adams & Varner's 435 Sixteenth St. Denver celluloid encased 1905 Indian Head Cent pocket mirror, 44mm. AU Case is in nice shape with some light handling and some residue traces on the outside of celluloid. The Cent is Uncirculated 80% Red or more with no noticeable problems. (150-200) Remember No Buyer’s Fee, every lot pictured and Live Online Bidding all at civilwartokens.com Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #39 Closing February 9, 2014

Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Miscellaneous by Topic 962 - 1885 U. S. Grant Memorial with list of battles and Grant on horseback on reverse White Metal 63mm signed Morgan. A large and impressive piece and it is very difficult to imagine a finer example. MS64 80% Bright Proof Like with excellent contrast. In a NGC holder graded PF64 ULTRA CAMEO. (200-300) 963 - 1885 U. S. Grant Memorial with list of battles and Grant on horseback on reverse White Metal 63mm signed Morgan. AU But with many hairlines and some light marks here and there. (75-100) 964 - 1871 US Grant Indian Peace Medal featuring Peace Pipe, Bible, Globe and agricultural Implements. Appears to be a more modern, possibly early 20th century restrike with some type of Silver colored plating. Attractive plated Bronze 64mm. AU (50-75) 965 - James Garfield Memorial. MS64 60% Bright and nearly Proof Like. James A. Garfield The Nation's Choice For President, 1880 (around bust left) // "For Him The Civic Wreath" July 2nd 1881 "Danger That Found Him Faithful, Crowns Him Great". This piece uses the same obverse die as the campaign token Dewitt JG 1880-7. White Metal 28mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (75-100) 966 - James Garfield Memorial. MS64 70% Bright and nearly Proof Like. James A. Garfield The Nation's Choice For President, 1880 (around bust left) // "For Him The Civic Wreath" July 2nd 1881 "Danger That Found Him Faithful, Crowns Him Great". This piece uses the same obverse die as the campaign token Dewitt JG 1880-7. Brass 28mm. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (75-100) 967 - Tribute To The Memory Of Gen. Robt. E. Lee N. O. 1871 (around bust left signed R. Laubenheimer) // Virginia Gen. Lee Born Jan 19 1807 Died October 12 1870 (around state seal with Sic Semper Tyrannis ). Virginia was Lee's birth and death place but we are unsure of the New Orleans Louisiana significance. It may have simply been a souvenir of a remembrance held for Lee in 1871 in that city. New Orleans does have a famous Lee Memorial that was completed in 1884 and perhaps they were sold early on for fund raising. White Metal 47mm. AU58 30% Bright. In a NGC holder graded AU58. (200-300) 968 - Hart's Coins Of West 1905 Lewis & Clark Exposition Mt. Hood Oregon Gold 1/2. MS65 Proof Like with interesting double set of die clash marks on reverse. In a NGC holder graded MS65 PL. (1000-1500) 969 - King-848 MS65 With sharp details. Abraham Lincoln Inaugurated President US March 4, 1861 - 1865 (around bust left) // New York (beneath coat of arms). Bronze 32mm. In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (75-100) 970 - 1932 Olympic Los Angeles California Gold 1/2. MS65 40% Bright with nice luster. From the Bill Weber collection. In a NGC holder graded MS65. (300-400) 971 - Putnam & Son Corner of Central & Warren Sts. Lowell One Price Mens & Boys Clothing Warehouse. Brown Hard Rubber 32mm. EF Holed for suspension. (25-50) 972 - Soldiers' And Sailors' Monument NY Dedicated May 30, 1903 (around monument) // Seal Of The City Of New York (around seal). Bronze 27mm. MS62 In a NGC holder graded MS62 BN PL. (50-75) 973 - 1852 Calendar Medal published by J. B. Hyde 162 Fulton St. Gilt Brass 40mm with reeded edge. AU 20% Bright mostly on the obverse with some porous surfaces mainly on the reverse where Gilt plating is missing. (25-50) 974 - Northwest Territory Celebration Souvenir Iron Half Dollar Oct. 6-7-8 1938 Ironton, Ohio. Iron 35mm. AU+ 10% Bright. (25-50) 975 - In Peace Firemen, In War Soldiers (around military equipment with flags labeled Phil Fire Dep and Pen Vols signed W. H. Key) // In Commemoration Of The Grand Parade Of The Phila. Fire Dept Oct. 16, 1865 (below vintage fire fighting equipment). Very attractive design. White Metal 51mm. EF Holed for suspension with loop and a number of light marks. (100-150) 976 - Peace Jubilee Philada. PA. Oct 26-27 1989 (around soldiers holding flags) // Independence Hall Philada. PA. (around building). From the same celebration as So-Called Dollar HK-643. White Metal 32mm. EF+ 10% Bright, holed for suspension with a few light marks and small stains. (0-25) 977 - The Residence Of Franklin Pierce by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. MS64 60% Bright and Proof Like. In a NGC holder graded MS64 PL. (75-100) 978 - The Residence Of James Buchanan by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. MS62 50% Bright and Proof Like. In a NGC holder graded MS62 PL. (50-75) 979 - The Residence Of James K. Polk by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. MS64 60% Bright and Proof Like. In a NGC holder graded MS64 PL. (75-100) 980 - The Residence Of James Madison by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in Copper 36mm. Much scarcer than the White Metal version. MS61 Or a bit better. In a NGC holder graded MS61 BN. (75-100) 981 - The Residence Of James Madison by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. MS62 50% Bright and Proof Like. In a NGC holder graded MS62 PL. (50-75) 982 - The Residence Of James Monroe by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. MS64 60% Bright and Proof Like. In a NGC holder graded MS64 PL. (75-100) 983 - Tertrio Millennial Anniversary 1550 1883 Santa Fe NM July 2 To Aug 3 // San Miguel Chapel. We have heard of Centennials, Bicentennials and even Sesquicentennials celebrations but this is the only Tertio Millennial celebration we have heard of representing one third of a Millennia or 333 and a third years. Very interesting with nice design featuring two eagles with the younger holding a snake in its beak. White Metal 32mm. MS62 Proof Like. In a NGC holder graded PF62 CAMEO. (150-200) 984 - Delory 7/Elk MS64 80% Bright. Mule of reverse used on Elder store card Delory 7 and Eglit 62, Columbus's Santa Maria sailing ship signed Hanson with Elk and antlers on the reverse struck in Brass 31mm with Plain edge. Unusual and very attractive, we don't recall seeing another example. In a NGC holder graded MS64. (100-150) 985 - Take Care Of My Civil Rights Bill (around bust right) // In Memory Of Chas Sumner Born 1811 Died 1874. Sumner was a leader in the Anti Slavery movement and was nearly killed on the Senate floor in 1856 by South Carolina Representative Preston Brooks. Quite a bit scarcer than the White Metal variety. Copper 19mm. MS63 30% Red. (50-75) 986 - B- 25L MS63 50% Bright and nearly Proof Like. Idlers copy of 1792 George Washington Half Dollar from around 1860 struck in White Metal with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (300-400) 987 - B- 25M MS60 Details with 40% Red all on the obverse but obverse also has hairlines while the reverse is toned and very attractive. Idlers copy of 1792 George Washington Half Dollar from around 1860 struck in Copper with Plain edge. From the Richard Crosby collection. (150-200)

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Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Miscellaneous by Topic 988 - B-113A R4 MS63 The Residence Of George Washington by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in Copper 36mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN. (100-150) 989 - B-113B R4 MS63 The Residence Of George Washington by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in Bronze 36mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63 BN but called incorrectly B-108B. (100-150) 990 - B-113C R4 MS62 50% Bright. The Residence Of George Washington by George H. Lovett of New York struck around 1860 in White Metal 36mm. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (75-100) 991 - B-114D AU58 20% Bright. Gen. George Washington, 1776 (on horseback) // The Home Of Washington Mount Vernon (around house signed GHL for die cutter George H. Lovett). White Metal 32mm with Reeded edge. In a NGC holder graded AU58 but called incorrectly B-116B. (50-75) 992 - B-175E R7 MS63 30% Bright and Proof Like. Gen. George Washington, 1776 (on horseback) // Washington's Head Quarters, At Valley Forge (around building). White Metal 32mm with Reeded edge. In a NGC holder graded MS63 PL. (100-150) 993 - B-178C R7 MS62 Trace Bright with Full Gilt plating. Gen. George Washington, 1776 (on horseback) // Washington's Headquarters At Tappan (around building). Gilt Copper 32mm with Reeded edge. In a NGC holder graded MS62. (75-100) 994 - B-178D R7 MS63 60% Bright and Proof Like. Gen. George Washington, 1776 (on horseback) // Washington's Headquarters At Tappan (around building). White Metal 32mm with Reeded edge. In a NGC holder graded MS63 PL. (150-200) 995 - B-181A R7 MS63 20% Red nearly all on the obverse. Gen. George Washington, 1776 (on horseback) // The Old Hasbrook House Newburg, NY (around house signed GHL for die cutter George H. Lovett). Copper 32mm with Reeded edge. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (150-200) 996 - B-306C R4 MS63 Or a bit better, 80% Bright and Proof Like with very nice contrast. True And Wise And Merciful And Just. 1732-99 (around bust right) // Mount Vernon Chapter No. 228 RAM Mnt Vernon NY (around tomb). Signed IFW and GHL for Isaac F. Wood and George H. Lovett. White Metal 31mm with Plain edge. In a NGC holder graded PF63 CAMEO. (100-150) 997 - B-324A R5 MS63 20% Red. George Washington (around bust right) // North Point And Fort McHenry Sept. 12, 1814. (around monument). Signed on reverse Lovett Phila. Copper 31mm with Reeded edge. In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (100-150) 998 - B-439A R7 MS63 70% Bright and Proof Like. June 3d 1775 1875 (around bust right in oval monogrammed GW) // He Assumed Command In 1775 And Resigned It In 1785 Gracing Each Occasion With Like Modesty (around crossed swords). This variety with Military not pictured in Rulau/Fuld and apparently scarcer than the nude bust. Signed IFW and GHL for Isaac F. Wood and George H. Lovett. Gilt Copper 28mm. In a NGC holder graded MS63 PL but called B-438A in error. (150-200) 999 - B-598C R5 AU 10% Bright with a tiny obverse rim bump. General Washington Compositions Spiel Marke 27mm in Gilt Brass with Plain edge. Said to be ex. Garrett Lot #1899 but no lot ticket. (25-50)

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