1 Cent (Civil War Token - J.J. Diehl/Indian Head) , United States
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Coin Details
Obverse
Liberty head and union stars.
Latin
LIBERTY L.ROLOFF 1863
Reverse
Advertisement for J.J. Diehl, an undertaker. A coffin surrounded by a vegetal wreath, as well as his address.
Latin
J.J DIEHL UNDERTAKER 133 ESSEX ST. NEW YORK
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