Token - Charnley saloon (Providence) , United States
Obverse
Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
13 stars arc above central shield emblazoned with an anchor and chain address on two curved lines below
Latin
CHARNLEY No 11 ORANGE St PROVIDENCE, R.I.
Reverse
Large C with raised dot in center 2 branched wreath below
Latin
UNION 1863 C
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