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Lot #	Description		Grade	Comments / Estimate
205	IL140A-1a	R8	VF	Cleaned with a number of 		
	     scratches.  Wm. Moore Drugs, Chemung Illinois.					
	     Rare merchant. (300-400)					
206	IL150 J-3a	R3	VF	Childs Die Sinker & Engraver,		
	     Chicago Illinois. (25-50)					
207	IL150 K-6a	R5	VG+	Childs' Manufacturer of		
	     Advertising Coin, Chicago Illinois. (25-50)					
208	IL150 Q-1a	R4	VF	Retoned.  Edwards Fine		
	     Watches, Chicago.  Underrated merchant. (25-50)					
209	IL150 S-1a	R3	VF	Flaggs Cheap Store, Chicago.		
	     (25-50)					
210	IL150AC-1a	R2	EF	Harlev & Johnson Trunks and		
	     Valises, Chicago. (50-75)					
211	IL150AM-1b	R7	EF	With two small reverse stains.		
	     C. E. Meyer, Chicago.  Very rare and underrated					
	     merchant.  Just the third example I have seen offered.					
	     Slightly nicer than the example from my May 2001 sale that					
	     realized $1,485.  Ex. E. Rosen collection. (1,500-2,000)					
212	IL150AX-1a	R3	EF	H. Regensburg, Bakery,		
	     Chicago.  Scarce and underrated merchant. (50-75)					
213	IL150AZ-2a	R3	VF	F. E. Rigby Wall Papers,		
	     Chicago. (25-50)					
214	IL150BG-1a	R4	EF+	C. Winsauer Gunsmith, Chicago		
	     with very scarce reverse die 1345 featuring rifles, pistols					
	     and accessories. (200-300)					
215	IL150BG-1j	R10	EF	C. Winsauer Gunsmith, Chicago		
	     stuck in German Silver and believed to be unique.					
	     Unusual reverse obverse die with crossed swords and					
	     pistols. (500-750)					
216	IL225A-1a	R3	EF	But slightly porous.		
	     H. L. Mosely, Durand Illinois. (25-50)					
217	IL320E-1a	R6	VF+	Helena Hertrich Freeport		
	     Brewery.  Very scarce female merchant that appears to be					
	     Gilt plated, although unlisted as such this is the second I					
	     have seen offered.  Ex. G. Fuld collection from my					
	     April 1996 sale where it realized $77. (150-200)					
218	IL500B-2a	R3	VF	M. Weaver Dry Goods, Lena		
	     Illinois. (50-75)					
219	IL690B-3a	R8	MS63	Trace Red with tiny clip. 		
	     A. C. Connely's, Paris Illinois.  In a NGC holder graded					
	     MS63 BN. (200-300)					
220	IL795A-2a	R2	EF	White residues.  J. C. Yager		
	     Trunk Maker, Springfield Illinois. (25-50)					
221	IL890B-2a	R5	VF	J. L. Loveday & Co.,		
	     Waukegan Illinois with Washington reverse. (25-50)					
222	IN 20A-1a	R4	FINE+	J. P. Barnes Tin Ware, 		
	     Anderson, Indiana with Stove pictured on reverse. (25-50)					
223	IN130A-5b	R6	MS63	10% Bright.  Connely's New		
	     York Store, Brazil Indiana struck in Brass.  Underrated					
	     variety, the finest of the two in my data base. (300-400)					
224	IN140A-1a	R6	AU	Tiny clip.  H. Linck, Brookville		
	     Indiana.  Very scarce town and rare variety this nice. 					
	     This is the first example above VF in my database. (100-150)					
225	IN175A-1a	R7	VF+	Gaffney & McDonnell,		
	     Columbia City Indiana. (100-150)					
226	IN175E-1a	R7	EF	S. S. Lavey Warchmaker and		
	     Jeweler, Columbia City.  Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen					
	     collections. (150-200)					
227	IN190A-2a	R8	MS63	30% Red.  Saml. Beck Dealer		
	     in Hides and Pelts.  Rare variety just the forth I have seen					
	     offered. (200-300)					
228	IN190B-4a	R6	EF	Ira W. Bowen Drugs, Corunna.		
	     (50-75)					
229	IN260A-5a	R8	EF	Wm. Brooks Stoves,		
	     Battle Creek and Elkhart Indiana. (100-150)					
230	IN285A-1a	R4	VF	J. H. Thomas, Fortville. (25-50)		
231	IN285A-4a	R5	FINE	Residue traces.  J. H. Thomas,		
	     Fortville Indiana. (25-50)					
232	IN290A-1a	R4	VF	C. Anderson Provisions,		
	     Ft. Wayne Indiana. (25-50)					
233	IN290B-1a	R5	VF	Anderson & Evans, Ft. Wayne.		
	     (50-75)					
234	IN290H-1a	R3	EF+	C. Schoerpf & Co. Druggists,		
	     Ft. Wayne Indiana.  Underrated merchant. (50-75)					
235	IN305A-2b	R8	MS63	50% Bright.  G. W. Follett		
	     Hardware, Fremont Indiana struck in Brass.  Rare town this					
	     nice and the only example of this variety I have seen					
	     offered.  Ex. Wayne Stafford collection. (500-750)					
236	IN350D-1b	R7	MS62	40% Bright.  Wm. H. Lash &		
	     Co., Goshen Indiana struck in Brass.  Rare merchant					
	     above EF. (200-300)					
237	IN350F-1b	R4	EF	Lawrence & Noble Hardware,		
	     Goshen struck in Brass with padlock on obverse. (50-75)					
238	IN355A-1i	R9	MS64	50% Bright.  C. Crooks & Co.		
	     Boots and Shoes, Granville Indiana struck in Tin Plate.					
	     Rare town in Uncirculated and the only example I have					
	     seen offered.  Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen. (1,000-1,500)					
239	IN360A-1i	R9	MS63	60% Bright.  Carr Ryon & Co.,		
	     Greenfield Indiana struck in Tin Plate.  Very rare variety,					
	     the first I have seen offered.  Ex. W. Stafford collection.					
	     (750-1,000)					
240	IN365A-1a	R8	MS62	20% Red.  Baldwin & Sweet, 		
	     Greensboro Indiana.  Rare town this nice, this is the first					
	     Uncirculated example I have recorded.  In a NGC holder					
	     graded MS62 BN. (1,500-2,000)					
241	IN430A-2a	R8	EF+	Wm. Bickel Toys and Notions,		
	     Huntington Indiana with Masonic symbol on reverse.  Very					
	     rare this nice, the first example above VF I have seen					
	     offered.  Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen collections. (200-300)					
242	IN430E-1a	R8	VG+	J. W. Griffith Dealer in Drugs,		
	     Huntington Indiana.  From my March 2002 sale where it					
	     realized $113.30. (100-150)					
243	IN430G-1a	R9	FINE	J. S. Ream, Huntington.  Rare 		
	     single variety merchant, although more likely an R7. 					
	     From my March 1997 sale realizing $110.01. (100-150)					
244	IN460F-2b	R6	MS62	Trace Bright.  J. B. Grout City		
	     Shoe Store, Indianapolis Indiana struck in Brass. (200-300)					
245	IN460H-2a	R9	VF+	C. L. Holmes City Grocery,		
	     Indianapolis.  Overrated at R9, more likely R6. (50-75)					
246	IN460Z-1b	R7	MS63	10% Bright.  A. D. Wood		
	     Hardware, Indianapolis with obverse Masonic symbol					
	     struck in Brass.  Very Rare variety, the first I have seen					
	     offered.  Ex. S. Tanenbaum, D. Schramm and					
	     R. Haggenjos collections. (300-400)					
247	IN460Z-2a	R9	VF	A. D. Wood Hardware,		
	     Indianapolis with obverse Masonic symbol.  Overrated at					
	     R9 more likely R7. (75-100)					
248	IN500B-3a	Unl	EF	Uneven strike.  Bosworth & 		
	     Whitford, Kendallville Indiana.  Rare merchant with					
	     unlisted 1229 reverse. In a NGC holder graded XF40 BN.					
	     (300-400)					
249	IN500D-1a	R8	MS63	10% Red.  W. & J. R. Bunyan,		
	     Kendallville.  Scarce merchant this nice. (200-300)					
250	IN500G-2a	R5	VF+	G. C. Glatte, Kendallville.		
	     From my March 2003 where it brought $38.50. (50-75)					
251	IN500K-1b	R7	MS63	30% Bright.  Jones & Mosher's		
	     Bakery, Kendallville Indiana struck in Brass.  Very scarce					
	     merchant and variety, particularly this nice. (400-500)					
252	IN500N-2b	R7	MS62	30% Bright.  S. J. M. Loomis, 		
	     Kendallville struck in Brass.  Underrated variety, the first I					
	     have seen offered.  Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen. (200-300)					
253	IN510A-1a	R6	MS63	J. V. Cullen, Kokomo Indiana.		
	     This is the Fuld plate specimen for this merchant.  Rare					
	     town this nice, just the second Uncirculated example from					
	     this merchant I have seen offered.  Ex. G. Fuld and					
	     E. Rosen collections. (750-1,000)					
254	IN530B-4a	Unl	VF+	J. Faller & Son Watch Makers		
	     and Jewelers, LaPorte Indiana.  Very rare and unlisted					
	     obverse die with reverse 1165, just the second example					
	     I have recorded. (1,000-1,500)					
255	IN550B-3b	R6	MS62	10% Bright.  Barney Bro.,		
	     Ligonier Indiana struck in Brass.  Underrated variety, the					
	     finest of the four examples I have recorded.					
	     Ex. W. Stafford collection. (200-300)					
256	IN570E-2a	R5	FINE	King & Reed Stoves,		
	     Logansport Indiana. (50-75)					
257	IN570G-1a	R7	MS62	10% Red.  McDonald & Co.		
	     Carpets, Logansport Indiana.  Very scarce town in					
	     Uncirculated.  In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (300-400)					
258	IN570G-2a	R9	FINE+	McDonald & Co. Carpets,		
	     Logansport with Bully For You reverse die 1349.					
	     Very rare variety, the first I have seen offered.					
	     Ex. W. Stafford collection. (200-300)					
259	IN580B-1a	R8	VF+	With a couple short light		
	     scratches.  J. A. Hinshaw Groceries, Lynn Indiana.  Scarce					
	     merchant and town.  From my August 1996 auction where					
	     it realized $50. (50-75)					
260	IN600B-1a	R6	VF	Ezra Swain Hardware,		
	     Mechanicsburg Indiana.  Very scarce town. (100-150)					
261	IN615A-1i	R8	MS64	50% Bright.  C. Stutz Clothing,		
	     Middlebury Indiana struck in Tin Plate.  Very underrated					
	     merchant, particularly this nice.  This is the only example					
	     from this variety in my data base. (1,000-1,500)					
262	IN630A- 1a	R5	F/VF	With reverse stains. 		
	     H. D. Higgins Optician and Manufacturer or Barometers,					
	     Mishiwaka Indiana.  Maker of among other things the					
	     Civil War tokens affectionately referred to as Indiana					
	     Primitives.  Underrated variety, just the sixth I have seen					
	     offered. (75-100)					
263	IN630A- 4b	R9	EF	With a few small verdigris stains		
	     and light hairlines.  H. D. Higgins Optician, Mishawaka					
	     struck in Brass.  Rare Indiana Primitive variety. (75-100)					
264	IN630A-12a	R7	F/VF	H. D. Higgins Jeweler &		
	     Optician, Mishawaka the maker of Indiana Primitive tokens.					
	     Rare Union Star reverse die 1383.  From my June 2005 sale					
	     where it realized $671.  Ex. J. Detwiler. (750-1,000)					
265	IN630B-1a	R4	EF	B. Holcomb Stone Ware,		
	     Mishawaka.  A choice example of popular Indiana Primitive					
	     Indian Head reverse die 1049. (50-75)					
266	IN630B-3b	R8	VF	A bit dark with residues.		
	     B. Holcomb Stone Ware, Mishawaka Indiana.  Rare and					
	     underrated obverse die, the second example of this					
	     variety I have seen offered and just the third of this					
	     obverse die. (300-400).					
267	IN680A-1a	R8	AU+	10% Red.  J. F. Larwell Watch		
	     Marker, New Albany Indiana.  Rare maverick merchant 					
	     previously listed under Cincinnati as OH165DA while					
	     current research indicates the token was issued in 					
	     New Albany Indiana.  This example struck in Copper with 					
	     reverse 1046 appears to be the only circulation strike from 					
	     the merchant.  Even as a Cincinnati merchant it had sales					
	     records well over $1,000, and now as a new Indiana town					
	     it should realize much more. (2,000-3,000)					
268	IN740A-1a	R5	MS62	Trace Red with tiny rim clip.		
	     J. Kreutzer Queensware, Peru Indiana with anchor					
	     reverse die 1346.  Rare in Uncirculated condition.					
	     (150-200)					
269	IN740A-1b	Unl	VF+	J. Kreutzer Dealer in Glass,		
	     Peru struck in Brass and unlisted as such.  The first I have					
	     seen offered. (300-400)					
270	IN740B-5a	R4	VF	J. S. Queeby Notions, Peru.		
	     This token realized $15 in my March 1997 sale. (25-50)					
271	IN770A-4b	R8	MS62	20% Bright.  Johnson &		
	     Oursler Boots & Shoes, Plainfield struck in Brass.					
	     Ex. W. Stafford collection. (200-300)					
272	IN770C-1a	R6	MS64	40% Red.  Isaac M. Shidler		
	     Dealer in (Hats & Caps), Plainfield Indiana.  Popular token					
	     featuring pictorial depiction of vintage headgear.					
	     (400-500)					
273	IN780B-1a	R4	VF	Tiny clip and some light marks.		
	     H. B. Dickson & Co. Tinware, Plymouth Indiana. (25-50)					
274	IN810A-1a	R6	MS63	50% Red.  D. S. Gould,		
	     Rochester Indiana.  Rare town in Uncirculated condition,					
	     this is just the second Uncirculated example of this variety					
	     and only the third for the merchant I have seen offered.					
	     (500-750)					
275	IN860E-2a	R4	FINE+	J. C. Knoblock Baker, 		
	     South Bend Indiana. (50-75)					
276	KY510A-1b	R7	AU	Planchet a bit dished as made		
	     and not at all that unusual.  A. Weber 1 Pint, Made By					
	     H. Miller & Co., Louisville Kentucky. (750-1,000)					
277	KY510B-1fp	R7	AU+	20% Bright with some very light 		
	     hairlines struck in Silver plated Copper.  H.  Preissler					
	     Soda Water, Louisville Kentucky with very attractive					
	     single use reverse die.  Rare and very underrated					
	     merchant. Ex. G. Fuld collection. (1,500-2,000)					
278	KY640A-2a	R6	MS64	Trace Red.  J. Butcher's,		
	     Newport Kentucky.  Very scarce town particularly this nice.					
	     In a NGC holder graded MS64 BN. (500-750)					
279	LA670A-1do	R8	VF	J. B. SCHILLER 		
	     counterstamped on obverse and X above Cent on reverse 					
	     of a VG 1860 Indian Cent a bit dark with verdigris. 					
	     J. B. Schiller, New Orleans Louisiana.  Per Rulau this					
	     token was issued as a ten cent piece during the Union's					
	     siege of New Orleans before it fell on May 1, 1862.  Schiller					
	     also issued scrip notes dated April 3, 1862 in twenty five 					
	     and fifty cent denominations and it is probably that this					
	     token was issued at the same time.  A VF/VG $2,200 in my					
	     April 2000 sale. (2,000-3,000)					
280	MA115E-1a	R5	AU	Jos. H. Merriam Die Sinker,		
	     Boston Massachusetts with very popular Good For A Scent 					
	     reverse die featuring a dogs head.  Another AU brought					
	     $732 in my June 2005 sale.  In a NGC holder graded AU55.					
	     (750-1,000)					
281	MA115G-2a	R6	EF+	C. F. Tuttle's Restaurant, Boston		
	     Good For 10 Cents In Refreshments with obverse					
	     featuring long horn steer. (200-300)					
282	MA260A-1a	R5	MS62	E. P. Francis City Hotel,		
	     Fall River Massachusetts. (100-150)					
283	MA530A-1a	R5	MS64	50% Red.  Great Fair in aid of		
	     the US Sanitary Commission, Nantucket Massachusetts					
	     August 1864.  Very popular token issued to raise money to					
	     benefit soldiers during the Civil War. (500-750)					
284	MA530A-1e	R8	MS63	60% Bright.  Sanitary		
	     Commission, Nantucket struck in White Metal.  These fairs					
	     were held to raise money aid soldiers.  One of only two I					
	     have seen offered.  Ex. E. Rosen and G. Fuld collections.					
	     (1,500-2,000)					
285	MA760A-8a	Unl	MS63	50% Red.  J. A. Bolen 1864,		
	     Springfield Massachusetts with Liberty Cap reverse.					
	     (500-750)					
286	MI  5B-2a	R4	VF+	Buck & Farrar, Adrian (25-50)		
287	MI  5C-2a	R4	EF	J. A. Castle Grocer, Adrian.		
	     (25-50)					
288	MI  5D-2a	R6	EF	Light stain.  Remington &		
	     Bennett Druggist, Adrian. (25-50)					
289	MI 25A-1a	R3	MS63	30% Red.  Mayhew's Practical		
	     Book-Keeping, Albion Michigan. (50-75)					
290	MI 40D-3a	R2	AU+	Trace Red.  Stebbins & Wilson,		
	     Ann Arbor Michigan. (50-75)					
291	MI 60C-1a	R5	AU+	J. Stuart & Sons Hardware,		
	     Battle Creek, Michigan.  Very scarce, underrated town and					
	     merchant.  In a NGC holder graded AU58 BN. (400-500)					
292	MI 65A-1a	R4	EF	Binder & Co.,		
	     Bay City Michigan. (50-75)					
293	MI 90A-1a	R6	VF+	Weaver & Fox Stoves,		
	     Buchanan Michigan. (75-100)					
294	MI160B-1a	R3	VF+	Higby & Brother,		
	     Charlotte Michigan. (75-100)					
295	MI180A-4a	R6	EF+	M. H. Clark Boots & Shoes,		
	     Clarkston Michigan. (25-50)					
296	MI190A-1a	R2	VF+	E. H. Sheldon,		
	     Constantine Michigan. (25-50)					
297	MI200A-1a	R5	EF	H. A. Crane Stoves,		
	     Corunna Michigan. (50-75)					
298	MI225 N-1a	R2	EF	Campbell, Linn & Co. Millinery,		
	     Detroit Michigan. (25-50)					
299	MI225 R-1a	R6	EF	A. W. Copeland's Steam		
	     Bakery, Detroit Michigan. (25-50)					
300	MI225AG-3a	R8	AU	F. Gies Hay & Straw, Detroit.		
	     Overrated at R8, after hoard more likely an R4. (25-50)					
301	MI225BO-4a	R4	VF	John Schroder & Co. Hats &		
	     Co. Hats & Caps, Detroit. (25-50)					
302	MI225BY-1a	R2	AU	J. D. & C. B. Standish's Pork		
	     and Wool, Detroit. (25-50)					
303	MI225CI-2a	R3	EF	R. G. Tyler, Detroit. (25-50)		
304	MI225CJ-4a	R9	AU	Trace Red with light reverse		
	     planchet flaw.  Venn & Werford Butchers, Detroit.					
	     Quite overrated at R9 but scarce this nice. (25-50).					
305	MI250D-1a	R6	EF	D. Larzelere & Co., Dowagiac.		
	     (100-150)					
306	MI250D-1a	R6	AU	D. Larzelere & Co. Clothing,		
	     Dowagiac Michigan.  Rare merchant this nice, this is the					
	     first example of this variety I have recorded in AU					
	     or better. (150-200)					
307	MI280A-2a	R8	EF+	Charles W. Bernacki Druggist,		
	     East Saginaw.  Rare merchant this nice. (200-300)					
308	MI280B-1a	R7	FINE+	N. W. Clark & Co., 		
	     East Saginaw Michigan.  Overrated merchant. (50-75)					
309	MI280C-1a	R6	AU	S. T. Leggett Practical Watch		
	     Maker, East Saginaw.  Very scarce merchant, particularly					
	     this nice. (300-400)					
310	MI280D-2a	R8	MS63	70% Red with tiny rim clip.		
	     John McKay Oyster, Fruit and Fish Depot, East Saginaw.					
	     (200-300)					
311	MI280E-1a	R5	EF	A. Schmitz Crockery & Paints,		
	     East Saginaw with picture of vintage plow. (75-100)					
312	MI280F-4a	R8	FINE+	Very small obverse stain and		
	     tiny rim clip.  Town Branch Store, East Saginaw.  Rare					
	     merchant usually only seen in low grades. (300-400)					
313	MI280G-1a	R9	EF	Charles Turner Furs & Skins,		
	     East Saginaw.  Rare merchant that when encountered is					
	     usually seen in very low grade often with problems.					
	     I believe this is the nicest I have seen offered and just the					
	     second EF in my data base, none higher. (750-1,000)					
314	MI370D-1b	R2	FINE+	Goodrich & Gay. (<25)		
315	MI370G-1a	R6	MS62	10% Red.  L. A. Merrill		
	     Photographic Artist, Grand Rapids Michigan.  Rare this					
	     nice the first Uncirculated example I have seen offered					
	     publicly. (500-750)					
316	MI370H-4a	R2	EF	J. W. Pierce, Grand Rapids.		
	     (25-50)					
317	MI370J-1b	R3	MS62	40% Bright.  L. H. Randall,		
	     Grand Rapids with picture of a "T" box labeled with					
	     Chinese characters. (50-75)					
318	MI440A-4a	R9	VF+	D. C. Hawley Provisions,		
	     Hastings Michigan.  Overrated at R9. (50-75)					
319	MI450C-3a	R8	EF+	Card, Pierce & Co. Agricultural		
	     Implements, Hillsdale Michigan.  Rare merchant in this					
	     condition, I have no records from this merchant above EF.					
	     In a NGC holder graded AU55. (300-400)					
320	MI450G-7b	R4	VF+	A. Gleason, Hillsdale struck in		
	     Brass. (25-50)					
321	MI480F-1a	R7	VF+	Palmer & Goodsall,		
	     Hudson Michigan. (75-100)					
322	MI495A-1a	R2	AU	James Kennedy War Claim		
	     Office, Ionia Michigan. (25-50)					
323	MI525C-1a	R3	EF	Wm. Jackson, Jackson. (25-50)		
324	MI525D-4a	R3	VF	Obverse weak opposite head.		
	     W. Jaxon Jackson Hall, Jackson Michigan with popular					
	     Bully For You reverse die. (<25)					
325	MI530C-2a	R5	EF+	Davis & Bates One Price Cash		
	     Store, Kalamazoo Michigan. (75-100)					
326	MI530D-1a	R4	VF	Uneven strike and porous.		
	     R. R. Howard Cutlery, Kalamazoo. (25-50)					
327	MI530G-1a	R4	EF+	L. W. Perrin Dry Goods		
	     Groceries, Kalamazoo. (50-75)					
328	MI530G-2a	R9	VF	A few tiny spots.  L. W. Perrin		
	     Dry Goods Crockery, Kalamazoo. (50-75)					
329	MI560B-4a	R4	VF	A. J. Viele Sewing Machines,		
	     Lansing Michigan. (50-75)					
330	MI580A-2a	R8	AU+	W. R. Blaisdell, Lowell 		
	     Michigan.  Rare merchant particularly this nice.  In a NGC 					
	     holder graded AU58 BN. (1,000-1,500)					
331	MI580B-3a	R7	EF	Hatch & Craw Dealers in Flour		
	     and Grain, Lowell Michigan.  Much scarcer then the R7					
	     -4a variety from the same merchant. (75-100)					
332	MI587C-1a	R7	AU	L. F. Heath Watch Maker and		
	     Photographer, Lyons Michigan with pocket watch reverse					
	     die 1321.  In a NGC holder graded AU55 BN. (400-500)					
333	MI610B-3a	R8	EF	C. M. Brewer, Marshall		
	     Michigan.  Overrated variety. (25-50)					
334	MI610C-3a	R7	MS62	Trace Red.  L. H. Robinson,		
	     Marshall.  Overrated variety but rarely encountered this					
	     nice. (75-100)					
335	MI615A-1a	R9	VF	J. W. Phelps & Co. Drugs and		
	     Medicines, Mason Michigan.  Overrated variety but very					
	     scarce town. (150-200)					
336	MI660A-1a	R6	VF+	J. M. Page & Co., Morenci		
	     Michigan.  Scarce merchant struck by Gleason of Hillsdale.					
	     (75-100)					
337	MI660B-2a	R3	VF	Richards & Co., Morenci		
	     Michigan. (25-50)					
338	MI680A-1a	R5	VF	A bit porous with light 		
	     encrustation.  E. C. Morse, Mussey Michigan.  Scarce town.					
	     (25-50)					
339	MI700C-2a	R6	EF	Small clip and tiny reverse		
	     scratch.  E. S. Parker Hats, Caps and Furs, Niles Michigan.					
	     (50-75)					
340	MI700E-1a	R6	VF	A bit dark.  H. G. Sleight Seeds,		
	     Niles. (25-50)					
341	MI735A-1a	R5	EF	Obverse weak opposite		
	     Mercury Head as is often seen.  C. E. Shattuck Brick &					
	     Drain Tile, Owosso Michigan. (50-75)					
342	MI745B-1a	R8	EF+	G. W. Longwell Drugs,		
	     Paw Paw Michigan.  Rare merchant, one of just eight 					
	     examples I have recorded of all varieties. (500-750)					
343	MI745C-1a	R7	EF+	Tiny clip and small reverse stain. 		
	     A. Sherman & Co., Paw Paw Michigan.  Very rare well					
	     struck with full PAW PAW, MICH. with only the last letter					
	     weak.  Another Indiana Primitive. (400-500)					
344	MI770B-1b	R4	EF	Morris & Messinger, Pontiac		
	     Michigan.  Scarce town. (50-75)					
345	MI770C-1b	R3	EF	Sharp but dark and a bit porous.		
	     A. Parker Medicines, French's Hair Restorative For					
	     Restoring Gray Hair, Pontiac.  Popular and underrated					
	     token with a bottle of hair tonic labeled French's. (75-100)					
346	MI845A-1a	R8	EF	Tiny obverse nick.		
	     Wm. Binder, Saginaw City Michigan. (150-200)					
347	MI845B-1a	R8	FINE	But very rough surfaces from		
	     prior burial.  Epting & Eaton Drugs and Medicines,					
	     Saginaw City.  Very rare merchant, a nice FINE+ brought					
	     $1,337 in my October 2001 sale. (750-1,000)					
348	MI855A-1a	R5	VF	But porous.  Gallagher & Hess		
	     Druggists, Salina Michigan. (50-75)					
349	MI900A-2a	R8	EF	I. Allen & Son Stoves,		
	     Schoolcraft Michigan.  The rarer of the two Schoolcraft					
	     merchants. (500-750)					
350	MI920A-1a	R6	VF	Slightly porous.  Fisher &		
	     Hendryx Druggists, Tecumseh Michigan.  Rare merchant					
	     and very underrated variety, just the fifth example I have					
	     seen offered. (200-300)					
351	MI960A- 8a	R3	VF+	E. Hewitt & Bro., Ypsilanti		
	     Michigan. (25-50)					
352	MI960A-13a	R8	EF	Just slightly dark with some		
	     interesting obverse die cracks.  E. Hewitt & Bro., Ypsilanti.					
	     Overrated at R8 but still quite scarce. (25-50)					
353	MN720A-3a	R7	VF+	Residue Traces.		
	     F. W. Andrews, Rochester Minnesota.  Very scarce town					
	     and state. (500-750)					
354	MO910A-2a	R7	AU	Dovers Hotel, St. Louis		
	     Missouri featuring a steer head on the obverse. (500-750)					
355	MO910C-1a	R4	MS63	20% Red struck from worn 		
	     obverse die.  Henry Jenkins Clothier, St. Louis Missouri. 					
	     In a NGC holder graded MS63 RB. (200-300)	
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