Civil War Token Help Requested!

Having trouble with a couple.
First one is because of the cracks. Not sure what die state this one is.


This one, was labeled as a 205/412 when I purchased the lot... but it is not.
The closest one it looks like is a 413, but the PT touch, and appears much higher on this coin.
The pics didnt turn out very well for this one. If better pics are needed, let me know.



Thanks for the input!
I am using http://home.comcast.net/~bluitje104189mi/index.htm as my attribution guide...
First one is because of the cracks. Not sure what die state this one is.


This one, was labeled as a 205/412 when I purchased the lot... but it is not.
The closest one it looks like is a 413, but the PT touch, and appears much higher on this coin.
The pics didnt turn out very well for this one. If better pics are needed, let me know.



Thanks for the input!
I am using http://home.comcast.net/~bluitje104189mi/index.htm as my attribution guide...
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so, I am thinking 413?
Second token appears to be 207/412. The 25 stars/6 bars flag with star below top right corner of flag has to 207 obverse. On 205 obverse, the star would be positioned right on the corner of the flag, which has only 5 bars. The position of reverse lettering you imaged in enlarged scale matches the Fuld plate for 412 reverse exactly.
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<< <i>I appreciate the response! Is the picture listed here incorrect? >>
Yes, it appears that the composer of this page transposed the 412 and 413 reverses. They are opposite to the arrangement on the Fuld plate on page 75 of Fuld 4th. On 412, the T of SPOT is directly opposite the T of IT. ON 413 reverse, the T of SPOT is slightly left of the T of IT.
Edited to correct last sentence.
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
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