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Civil War Tokens - Patriotic Dies

Category:  Token & Medals
Owner:  Redline68
Last Modified:  11/26/2024
  
Set Description
A selection of interesting civil war tokens with a focus on dies used in the patriotic token group.

The collection currently contains 370 different patriotic die examples and is still growing!

Set Goals
Collect as many different patriotic die examples as practicable. These are the dies as currently listed in Fuld's 6th Edition and the current Red Book.

Note that some patriotic dies are exceptionally difficult to obtain on a patriotic token, in some cases there being a single unique example. In those instances I searched for an example of the die on a civil war store card. Those will be the only store cards listed in this collection with the patriotic die identified.

Fuld rarity scale:
R-1: Greater than 5,000
R-2: Between 2,000 and 5,000
R-3: Between 500 and 2,000
R-4: Between 200 and 500
R-5: Between 76 and 200
R-6: Between 21 and 75
R-7: Between 11 and 20
R-8: Between 5 and 10
R-9: Between 2 and 4
R-10: Unique (one known example)

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Item Description
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View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN (1861-65) CIVIL WAR F-444/452A a PRODUCE - 10 CENTS PCGS F 12 BN R-9
Dies by John Stanton of Cincinnati, OH.
Very Rare reverse die 452A.
View Coin Store Card Patriotic Die 38A United States OH 1863 RAVENNA F-765E-4a WM. WARD, GROCERIES EX. HERMAN HUNTER NGC MS 64 BN R-9
Patriotic Die 38A. A Top Pop from a scarce merchant. A butter and cheese dealer in Ravenna, Ohio.
View Coin Patriotic United States Silver TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-217/479 f NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE NGC UNC Details R-9
Dies by F.C. Key $ Sons of Philadelphia, PA
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1864 CIVIL WAR F-349/477 e PROCESE NGC AU Details R-9
A very tough token only available in white metal. Die 477 noted in Fuld's fifth edition as a top 35 rare patriotic die with an estimated maximum possibility of 12 in existence. In reality it's likely fewer. A piedfort at approximately 4mm thick.
Die 349 by F.C. Keys & Sons of Philadelphia, PA. Die 477 possibly the same but cannot be stated with certainty.

View Coin Store Card Patriotic die 76A United States OH 1864 CINCINNATI F-165G-6a H. AVERMATT EX. P. KOPPENHAVER - S. KAPLAN NGC MS 63 RB R-9
A beautiful example of die 76a which is only available on a single unique R-10 patriotic token. The equivalent store card die is 1047.
An NGC Top Pop.
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-427/480A b EUREKA - GOOD FOR 10 PCGS AU 55 R-8
Exceptionally rare 480A die may have been issued by the Eureka Saloon in Providence Rhode Island. Unknown in mint state. This token was used for the 480A die plate in the current red book.
View Coin Patriotic United States White Metal TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-67/372 e NOT ONE CENT NGC MS 63 R-8
Not One Cent example in white metal.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN (1860) CIVIL WAR F-511/513 a WEALTH OF THE SOUTH NGC MS 65 BN R-8
An interesting die pairing and a beautifully toned copper example of popular Wealth Of The South die 511.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN (1860) CIVIL WAR F-506/512 a ABRAHAM LINCOLN PCGS MS 63 BN R-8
Die 512 die state 3: Crack is beginning on the left through the "O" in UNION.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN (1861-65) CIVIL WAR F-105/359 a NOT ONE CENT NGC AU 55 BN R-8
Dies by Emil Sigel of New York City
View Coin Patriotic United States White Metal TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-167/435 e UNITED WE STAND NGC AU 58 R-8
A beautiful example in white metal.
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN (1860) CIVIL WAR F-509A/510A b JOHN BELL NGC AU 58 R-8
Very scarce die 509A is listed in the top 35 rarest patriotic dies in Fuld's 5th edition.
Dies by the Benjamin True/John Stanton shop in Cincinnati, Ohio.
View Coin Store Card Patriotic Die 31A United States IL 1863 CHICAGO F-150J-2a CHILDS DIE SINKER NGC AU 58 BN R-8
Shubael D. Colds of Chicago, Illinois.
Child’s was a prolific die maker. This tokens pairs an advertisement for his shop with coronet head store card die 1099 also known as patriotic die 31A.
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN (1861-65) CIVIL WAR F-360/436 b UNITED COUNTRY NGC MS 62 R-8 in brass.
Dies by Emil Sigel of New York City
View Coin Store Card Patriotic die 38 United States OH 1863 CINCINNATI F-165FO-1a H.E. SHAW, FURNITURE PCGS MS 64 BN R-8
Patriotic die 38 also known as store card die1124. Die 38 by diesinker Frederick W. Lutz in the shop of William K. Lanphear in Cincinnati Ohio.
View Coin Patriotic United States Copper-Nickle TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-176/271 a 1st IN WAR, 1st IN PEACE NGC MS 65 RB R-8 in Copper-Nickle.
Dies by Charles D. Horter of New York City
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN (1861-65) CIVIL WAR F-281/468 b GOOD FOR 1 LOAF OF BREAD NGC VF 35 R-8
Scarce "1 Loaf of Bread" token. Die 281 by John Stanton of Cincinnati, Ohio. Die 468 is likely his as well although it has not been attributed in any published reference.
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN 1864 CIVIL WAR F-181/343 b UNION FOR EVER PCGS MS 65 R-8
Obverse die by Emil Sigel, reverse by Charles D, Horter. Both die sinkers worked out of New York City.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-91/435 a UNITED WE STAND NGC MS 62 BN R-8
Obverse die by Charles D Horter. Obverse die and token struck by Emil Sigel of New York City.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1864 CIVIL WAR F-193A/470A a ONE COUNTRY NGC XF 40 BN R-8
A scarce "half card" token. Dies ascribed to William K. Lanphear of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Reverse die 470A is the plate example for Fuld's Patriotic Tokens 6th edition.

View Coin Store card Patriotic die 392 United States Brass NY (1861-65) BROOKLYN F-95D-7b T. IVORY BILLIARD SALOON PCGS MS 63 R-8
Patriotic die 392 also known as store card die 1268.
Dies by William H. Bridgens.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-197/378 a UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NGC MS 62 BN R-8
An interesting marriage of two different die sinkers, Emil Sigel of New York City created the obverse. Louis Roloff of New York City created the reverse die. Some speculate that the two has a business relationship while others disagree. Regardless, this token was created with dies initialed by each individual.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1864 CIVIL WAR F-76/470 a HARDWARE & SADDLERY NGC VF 30 BN R-7
A rare mule of a patriotic token and an unassigned store card die.
View Coin Patriotic United States Lead TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-4/354 g NOT ONE CENT NGC AU Details R-7
A difficult token only available in this combination and only in lead.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-16/353 a CROSSED CANNONS NGC MS 65 BN R-7
A rare die pairing.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1861 CIVIL WAR F-260/447 a CONSTITUTION NGC MS 65 BN R-7
An interesting token that was possibly made as support for the Constitutional Union Party's stance of preserving the Union while avoiding the slavery issue altogether. A middle ground that was no longer tolerable to the majority of Americans.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-285/383 a NOT ONE CENT PCGS AU 53 BN R-7
Primitive dies by Alexander Gleason of Hillsdale, MI.
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-120/255 b KNICKERBOCKER CURRENCY PCGS MS 64 R-7
Dies by William H. Bridgens of New York City
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1860 CIVIL WAR F-520/521 a COPPER MINE TOKEN NGC UNC Details R-7
Dies by A. W. Escherich of Chicago,IL.
View Coin Patriotic United States Brass TOKEN 1864 CIVIL WAR F-131A/349A b OUR COUNTRY & OUR FLAG NGC XF Details R-7
Die by F.C. Key $ Sons of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-33/275 a OUR CARD NGC XF 45 BN R-7
Dies by S.D. Childs of Chicago, IL
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1861 CIVIL WAR F-101/263 a OUR CENT NGC AU Details R-7
Dies by A.W. Escherich of Chicago, IL.
Very rare obverse die.
View Coin Store card Patriotic die 74 United States OH 1863 CINCINNATI F-165GG-2a WETHERBY'S, DRY GOODS PCGS MS 64 BN R-7
Patriotic die 74 also known as store card die 1030.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-171/428 a THE PEACE MAKER - C.L.R. NGC AU 55 BN R-7
Scarce and popular Peace Maker cannon die by George J. Glaubrecht of New York City.
Plate example for die 171 in Fuld's Patriotic Tokens 6th edition.
View Coin Store Card Patriotic die 473 United States OH (1861-65) CINCINNATI F-165Z-9a1 COLE'S BAKERY EX. HERMAN HUNTER NGC AU 58 BN R-7
Store card die 1470 is the same as patriotic die 473.
From the shop of diesinker John Stanton of Cincinnati Ohio.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-9/405 a THE CONSTITUTION NGC VF 35 BN R-6
Indiana Primitive
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-73/84 a DOUBLE INDIAN HEAD NGC AU 58 BN R-6
Popular Indian head double header.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-3/273 b THE UNION FOR EVER PCGS XF 45 R-6
Dies by Franz X. Koehler of Baltimore, Maryland.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-70/281 a INDIAN - EAGLE PCGS AU 58 BN R-6
From the shop of John Stanton. Both of these dies can also be obtained via civil war store cards.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-31/279 a UNION NGC AU 58 BN R-6
Dies by Schubal Davis Childs of Chicago, IL
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-18/304 a ARMY & NAVY NGC MS 63 BN R-6
Dies by Louis Leichtweis of New York. Only use of die 304.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-9/431 a VALUE ME AS YOU PLEASE NGC AU 53 BN R-6
Dies by Henry Darius Higgins of Mishawaka, IN. This token is a less common die pairing of the popular misspelled Indiana Primitive “Value Me As You Pleas” die.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1864 CIVIL WAR F-125/294 a LINCOLN - FREEDOM NGC AU 58 BN R-6
A popular Lincoln token promoting freedom and, quite possibly, Lincoln as a candidate for the November 8,1864 presidential election.
Die sinker unknown.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-9/406 a PROCLAIM LIBERTY NGC MS 63 BN R-6
Indiana Primitive Odd Fellow token.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-9/407 a PROCLAIM LIBERTY NGC XF 45 BN R-6
Indiana Primitive
View Coin Store card Patriotic die 40 United States OH (1861-65) PIQUA F-730E-1a SMART & CO. GROCERS PCGS MS 63 RB R-6
Patriotic diem 40 also known as store card die 1122.
View Coin Store Card Patriotic Die 286A United States NY (1861-65) NEW YORK F-630AG-7b JOHN P. GRUBER NGC MS 65 R-6
Scare token with a nice example of store card die1199 also known as patriotic die 286A. Exceedingly difficult as an R-9 patriotic mule. A beautiful Top Pop token.
View Coin Store Card Patriotic die 531 United States NY 1863 NEW YORK F-630K-3j T. BRIMELOW, DRUGGIST NGC MS 62 R-6
Difficult patriotic die 531 in German silver
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN 1863 CIVIL WAR F-234/431 a "INDIANA PRIMITIVE" NGC AU 55 BN R-6
A difficult "Indiana Primitive" by Henry Darius Higgins of Mishawaka, IN. This token contains two different misspellings.
View Coin Patriotic United States TOKEN (1864) CIVIL WAR F-138A/150 a McCLELLAN - PENDLETON NGC MS 63 RB R-6
Both dies scarce. Dies historically ascribed to Robert Lovett Jr. but more recently, Rudolf P. Laubenheimer of New York City.
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