50 Cents - Civil War Sutler Token - Harvey Lewis (23rd Massachusetts Regiment) , United States

Obverse: Lady Liberty keeping watch over prairies, lakes, and mountains as pioneers head westward. The wild terrain featured in the background evokes the quintessential American spirit to explore new territory and the freedom to pursue new landscapes, ideas, and ways of life. In the foreground, Lady Liberty’s lips are parted, symbolizing freedom of speech. Her torch is an emblem of the guiding light that liberty provides, while the open book represents the rule of law and its equal application., Reverse: An eagle in flight with an olive branch in its talons.

Obverse: Liberty head and union stars., Reverse: Advertisement for J.J. Diehl, an undertaker. A coffin surrounded by a vegetal wreath, as well as his address.

Obverse: Liberty with Indian headdress bearing the word Liberty with the date below, Reverse: Shield and wreath with lettering centered and the mintmark below the date (1908 and 1909 only)