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Merchant token - Staudinger’s (New York; 24 mm) , United States

1863
Merchant token - Staudinger’s (New York; 24 mm) - Obverse

Obverse

Merchant token - Staudinger’s (New York; 24 mm) - Reverse

Reverse

Coin Details

Obverse

Description:

The obverse shows two stars to either side of the address and circular text surrounding.

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

STAUDINGER'S 116 * BROADWAY N.Y. *

Reverse

Description:

The reverse depicts a shield with a banner draped over and stars at the top.

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

E PLURIBUS UNUM 18 63 L. ROLOFF

Specifications

  • Diameter24mm
  • CompositionCopper
  • ShapeRound

Categories

Year1863

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