10 Cents "Postage Currency" (Pattern) , United States
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Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
Shield with arrows and sprigs.
Latin
EXCHANGED FOR U. S. NOTES
Reverse
Value and date in center, lettering around.
Latin
POSTAGE CURRENCY 10 CENTS 1863 ACT JULY 1862
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