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10 each plus any additional insurance desired.Tracking is included with listed shipping fee for all items.Insurance($1.80) is optional on items under $20.00 but highly recommended as I am not responsible for usps delivery after I have had it scanned in by them.I will send you a note asking you if insurance is wanted and adjust invoice for actual USPS insurance fee.If a payment has to be returned in full for any reason,0.30 will be deducted from refund as paypal now keeps this amount on returned payments.Insurance and tracking are included on items over $20.00 with the listed shipping fee.Any grade given to a coin is my opinion only.Grading is an art and may vary from person to person.Please use the pics to determine the grade for yourself. 50 mon date wheats are only an additional. 25 each(cents,nicks,dimes and quarters).Halves and dollars are. P lease check my other auctions to see other great coins.Thank you for looking.It will make a great addition to your collection.Additional single coins won under $10.00 ship for only. Instead of featuring a business name, Sutler Tokens contain the name of an army unit and the name of the Sutler, who was in charge of the transactions on the unit's behalf.1863 Civil War token "Army/Navy in a circulated condition.I would grade this as ef as all stars show crosshatch marks.Coin also has a rotated reverse as seen in the scans. Sutler Tokens- Considered to be the rarest, of the Civil War Tokens, the Sutler Tokens are similar to the Store Cards.A patriotic die was used for the other side. If a business was thriving, they could afford to use a 2-sided die for their cards but most businesses could only afford to strike one side of the card. Store Cards- Contain the name and/or location of privately owned businesses.John Adams Dix was the US Secretary of Treasury in 1861 and a famous quote of his is found on the Dix token: "If any one attempts to haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot." Of course, some wording might be replaced depending on the token. Some examples, of Patriotic Tokens, are, "The Union Must and Shall Be Preserved," "Union For Ever," and "Old Glory." Among the numerous varieties of Union tokens, the Dix token is the most well-known.

Since most Patriotic tokens were minted in Union states, these tokens reflect pro-Union patriotic logos, sayings, and symbols.


Although the striking of "In God We Trust" is what the Coinage Act of 1864 is mainly known for, this act also deceased the usage of Civil War Tokens and allowed the production of a new one-cent piece. On April 22, 1864, the US Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1864. From 1862-1864, over 25,000,000 Civil War Tokens were produced and at least 8,000 varieties are currently known. These businesses decided to take matters into their own hands and turned to private mints. This devastated local businesses, who were struggling to conduct transactions with little to no income. Americans were hoarding any coinage they could get their hands on, particularly coins containing gold/silver, and copper-nickel coins. Entering the second year of the Civil War, US currency was rapidly vanishing.
