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Civil War Merchant Token - Ph. J. Seiter's Market (New York, New York) , United States

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Obverse
Bull’s head, 4 five-pointed stars
Latin
PH. J . SEITER'S MARKET
Reverse
Line decorations around and small five-pointed star
Latin
REDEEMED AT MY MARKET 102 THIRD AVE N.Y.
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