Guest- Welcome
- Recent Posts
- COLLECTING
- MyCollect Sets
- My Inventory
- My Wantlist NEW!
- MyCollect Catalog
- MyCollect Market NEW!
- Guess the Grade
- VERIFY
- TheftCheck
- Report Stolen
- EXPLORE
- Pages
- Groups
- Articles
- Shows & Events
- ADVERTISE
- MyCollect Ads
About This Group
The group is for the discussion of Patriotic Civil War Tokens and storecards from the most turbulent era of our nation.
- Public Group
- 203 Posts
- 266 Photos
- 1 Videos
- U.S. Coins
- Managed by DeadCatWaltz
Recent Updates
- I just purchased this raw CWT for my toned CWT collectionI just purchased this raw CWT for my toned CWT collection 🌞1 Comments 0 Shares 501 Views 14
- I hope to jumpstart this group and get people posting again. I got this token a few months back, I didn't know anything about it except I read that very few store cards were paired with the wealth of the south tokens. It was on Ebay with a starting bid of 6 or 8 hundred dollars. After a few days of no bids, I asked if they would do a buy it now. I received an offer that they would take, still not sure of what this was I accepted. Even though it was graded by NGC, it did noy match variety for this merchant. I contacted Dennis and he pointed me to the CWTS and the book by David Bowers, Wealth of the South tokens. The merchant was listed but not this die combination, so I contacted the CWTS and John Ostendorf, and he said that this is an unlisted variety. Maybe an R-10 token.I hope to jumpstart this group and get people posting again. I got this token a few months back, I didn't know anything about it except I read that very few store cards were paired with the wealth of the south tokens. It was on Ebay with a starting bid of 6 or 8 hundred dollars. After a few days of no bids, I asked if they would do a buy it now. I received an offer that they would take, still not sure of what this was I accepted. Even though it was graded by NGC, it did noy match variety for this merchant. I contacted Dennis and he pointed me to the CWTS and the book by David Bowers, Wealth of the South tokens. The merchant was listed but not this die combination, so I contacted the CWTS and John Ostendorf, and he said that this is an unlisted variety. Maybe an R-10 token.1 Comments 0 Shares 1463 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- That is some piece! The Weighell and Sons operated a tobacco company called the Excelsior Works. Considered a kind of holy grail in storecards of Ohio, cant beat an unlisted variety! Well doneThat is some piece! The Weighell and Sons operated a tobacco company called the Excelsior Works. Considered a kind of holy grail in storecards of Ohio, cant beat an unlisted variety! Well done
- 1
-
-
-
- just received this one, the last token to complete the set of Carlisle barracks tokens. The only sutler tokens I own. I have a question for everyone, I know it will detail grade, but will it get encased, or will it come back body bagged from NGC for the rim damage. Very tuff token to find in any condition.just received this one, the last token to complete the set of Carlisle barracks tokens. The only sutler tokens I own. I have a question for everyone, I know it will detail grade, but will it get encased, or will it come back body bagged from NGC for the rim damage. Very tuff token to find in any condition.7 Comments 0 Shares 2536 Views
- Guys, I just came out with my latest catalog of offerings. Some Civil War stuff and other medals. Have a look at the atttached file. Thanks for looking.
P.S. If anyone wants to subscribe, just send me your email. I do these catalogs throughout the year, maybe every 3 months or so. A little something for everyone.Guys, I just came out with my latest catalog of offerings. Some Civil War stuff and other medals. Have a look at the atttached file. Thanks for looking. P.S. If anyone wants to subscribe, just send me your email. I do these catalogs throughout the year, maybe every 3 months or so. A little something for everyone.File Type: pdf3 Comments 0 Shares 1913 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - Commenting is disabled.
- Red, white, and blue. Love it! And yes nice to see the post. If people would participate, this group (and site) would be a great place to congregate.Red, white, and blue. Love it! And yes nice to see the post. If people would participate, this group (and site) would be a great place to congregate.
- 4
-
-
- Commenting is disabled.
- One more new purchase. The broken die and zigzag marking intrigued me enough that I ended up purchasing it. Not really sure what’s going on there. Almost looks like a clash mark from something resembling an Indian head cent headdress but not really. Anybody have any ideas?One more new purchase. The broken die and zigzag marking intrigued me enough that I ended up purchasing it. Not really sure what’s going on there. Almost looks like a clash mark from something resembling an Indian head cent headdress but not really. Anybody have any ideas?
2 Comments 0 Shares 1907 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- This is what I like about civil war tokens, you can have the same token in different die states, and each is more interesting than the last. Nice token.This is what I like about civil war tokens, you can have the same token in different die states, and each is more interesting than the last. Nice token.
- 1
-
-
-
- This is the first token I've gotten in a few months, and It's a beauty. It's an R-9 and in hand I think 64 or 65 Rb. I like that the company is still in business today. Just a little darker than photo.This is the first token I've gotten in a few months, and It's a beauty. It's an R-9 and in hand I think 64 or 65 Rb. I like that the company is still in business today. Just a little darker than photo.
4 Comments 0 Shares 2561 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- They went defunct in 1999.
They went defunct in 1999.
- Gumby Way to bust bubble, thanks. Just kidding, I didn't know that.[Gumby] Way to bust bubble, thanks. Just kidding, I didn't know that.
- 1
-
-
More Posts