Hard Times Token - Nathaniel March / William Simes and Co. (Portsmouth, New Hampshire) , United States
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Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
Text only, all lines are curved downward. Denticles around rim.
Latin
NATHL. MARCH BOOKSELLER & STATIONER NO. 7 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS PORTSMOUTH N.H 1837
Reverse
Text only, all lines are curved downward. Denticles around rim.
Latin
WILLIAM SIMES & CO DEALERS IN TEAS, WINES, & GROCERIES. NO. 1 PIERCE'S BUILDINGS PORTSMOUTH N.H
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