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Civil War Token - Made From Armored Plate of The Merrimac , United States

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Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
C.S.S. Virginia with the legend
Latin
THE FIRST IRONCLAD 1862
Reverse
Latin
Made From The Armour Plate Of The Merrimac
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