FS: Time is money token, Our little Monitor ex. V. Brand, Merriam storcard, etc
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1844 Henry Clay, "The Ashland Farmer" brass medalette holed as issued. Still has nice luster $75
(1859) Washington Joseph Merriam Storecard in copper (cleaned) scarcer than the more commonly seen issue in white metal. Very tough, skilled die sinker from civil war era Boston. $70
1863 Patriotic token 9/238b in brass Our Little Monitor Rare! R9 (between 2 and 4 known) Ex.Tanenbaum/Virgil Brand $300
1863 Boston CWT, Pulmonales F-115EA-1a in copper NGC MS63BN nicely toned in old hues of blue and green $85
Time is money, the ultimate reflection of our hobby. Hard tims token by C.D. Pea*****, dated 1837, but stuck in early part of 20th century. $80
Thanks for looking and pm with any questions!
(1859) Washington Joseph Merriam Storecard in copper (cleaned) scarcer than the more commonly seen issue in white metal. Very tough, skilled die sinker from civil war era Boston. $70
1863 Patriotic token 9/238b in brass Our Little Monitor Rare! R9 (between 2 and 4 known) Ex.Tanenbaum/Virgil Brand $300
1863 Boston CWT, Pulmonales F-115EA-1a in copper NGC MS63BN nicely toned in old hues of blue and green $85
Time is money, the ultimate reflection of our hobby. Hard tims token by C.D. Pea*****, dated 1837, but stuck in early part of 20th century. $80
Thanks for looking and pm with any questions!
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Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
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Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
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