Civil War - WWII Militaria and Coin Collections Auction

Listed as being from 1864. Type: 51-343, Rarity: R-2, Union for Ever on reverse.

Type 118-418, Rarity: R-2, Peace Forever with the South shaking hands with the North on reverse.

Type 95-368, Rarity: R-2, Not One Cent on reverse.

Type 110-442, Rarity: R-1, New York on reverse.

Type 111-340, Rarity: R-3, Patriotic shield motif on reverse

Type 118-418, Rarity: R-2, Peace Forever with Northern hand shaking Southern hand on reverse

Type 176-271, Rarity: R-1, First in War First in Peace - Union Forever

Type 206-323, Rarity: R-3, The Flag of Our Union, Army and Navy

Type 414-209, Rarity: R-2, The Flag of Our Union - If Anybody Attempts to Tear it Down Shoot Them on the "SPOOT" - instead of Spot.

Type 54-179, Rarity: R-2, The Federal Union - It Must be Preserved

Brass, Rarity: R-1, Troy New York, Oliver Boutwell, Miller, Redeemed at my Office

Type 174-242, Rarity: R-1, First in War First in Peace, Union For Ever

Type: 197-380, Rarity: R-2, United States of America, Not One Cent

New York, Broas Pie Baker, One Country, United We Stand. This token is full of visible die breaks from when it was made. Rarity: R-2

Brass, Rarity: R-1, Troy New York, Oliver Boutwell, Miller, Redeemed at my Office

Rarity: R-2, John P. Gruber, New York, One Dram, Apoth. Weight

Type: 18-353, Rarity: R-3

Type: N.Y. 630M - 1B, Rarity: R-2, Broas Pie Baker, New York, One Country. Listed in XF condition. Some of the original luster remains.

Type 630BS2 - 1326, Rarity: R-2, Staudinger's 116 Broad Way, New York

Type: 630BR, Rarity: R-2, Jones Wood Hotel, NY, I. Sommers

Type 97-389, Rarity: R-2, Millions for Contractors, Not One Cent for the Widows

Type: 229, Rarity: R-1, Our Country

Type: 18-300, Rarity: R-2, Army and Navy

Type: 86-357, Rarity: R-2, Not One Cent

Type: 236-426, Rarity: R-1, Liberty, Union

Type 191-443, Rarity: R-1, Pro Bono Publico, New York

Rarity: R-2, Benjamin and Herrick, Fruit Dealers, Albany New York, Redeemed at 427 Broadway

Type: 525c-3a, Rarity: R-9 (This means between 2 and 4 of this type token is known to still exist.) Jackson Hall, Jackson, Mich., Wm. Jackson, X Cl

Type 191-443, Rarity: R-2, Pro Bono Publico, New York

Rarity: R-2, Charnley, Provendence, R.I., Union

Rarity: R-2, 241 Washington St., New York, C. Doscher, Not One Cent

Type: 254-434, Rarity: R-1, United States Copper, Money Makes the Mare

Rarity: R-1, Edwd Schulze's Restaurant - New York, Beautiful Stag Head on obverse

Rarity: R-1, Broas Pie Bakery, United We Stand with obvious breaks in the die when it was casted. Notice the way someone changed "Our Count...

Type: 391, Rarity: R-4

Type: 165GS-15A, Rarity: R-4, Dry Goods, Robert Wright, Cincinnati, Ohio

Could not find in reference books, Union For Ever on reverse with Sword Charging Rider on obverse.

Type: 630CH-3A, Rarity: R-7(between 10-20 known to exist), Thomas White, New York. Beautiful condition.

Type 55-162, Rarity: R-1, Our Army

Type: 47-332, Rarity: R-1, Our Army

Type: 1200-319, Beautiful Condition in Copper Nickel. Listed as MS-60. Army and Navy on reverse with patriotic shield with Union on obverse.

Type 399-189, Beautiful condition in Copper Nickel. Listed as MS-60. Star of David on reverse with patriotic motif and date on obverse.

Type: 1237-299/233, Beautiful condition in Copper Nickel. United States with Capital Building and date on obverse and Army and Navy on reverse. L

Type: 118-418, Beautiful condition in Copper Nickel. Listed in XF condition. Peace Forever with the North and South Shaking Hands.

Type: 107-432, Rarity: R-1

Type: 1650, Rarity: R-2, Ohio, Reads: "500,000 persons annually cured by Dr. Bennett's medicines" on one side and: "If you get...

Knickerbocker Currency - Good for 1 Cent

Rarity: R-4, G.L. Bowie will Redeem at the Iron Clad, Cooperstown, NY, Bingham and Jarvis Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Co.

Type: 252-271, Rarity: R-4, Union Forever on reverse.

Type: 138-434, Rarity: R-1, United States Copper on reverse. Great condition.