Lot # Description Grade Comments / Estimate
475 PA 13A-1a R6 FINE+ Wm. Carson Leather Merchant, Allegheny City Pennsylvania. (50-75) 476 PA 13E-4a R3 EF R. & W. Jenkinson Tobacco Dealer, Allegheny City with reverse die 1331 that features a tobacco scale and box of cigars. (25-50) 477 PA464A-1a R4 EF+ Petersen's Jewelers, Honesdale, Scranton and Pittston Pennsylvania. (50-75) 478 PA535A-2a R4 VF Wm. Smith Grocer, Lawrenceville Pennsylvania. (50-75) 479 PA615A-1a R2 AU G. C. Porter & Co., Meadville Pennsylvania. (25-50) 480 PA650A-1a R2 EF J. McKain Grocer, Mount Washington Pennsylvania. (25-50) 481 PA750J-1a1 R2 EF R. Flanagan's Punch, Philadelphia with a punch goblet pictured. (25-50) 482 PA750L-1f R5 EF Great Central Fair Philadelphia June 1864 struck in Silver and used to raise money to help the soldiers fighting in the war. (50-75) 483 PA750L-1f R5 FINE+ Holed with some marks. Great Central Fair Philadelphia June 1864 struck in Silver. (<25) 484 PA750M-1a R2 EF F. & L. Ladner, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. (25-50) 485 PA750S-1a R2 VF Steppacher Orleans House, Philadelphia. (<25) 486 PA750W-2b R9 VF+ Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, Philadelphia struck in Brass. Very rare variety with reverse die 1092, the first I have seen offered. The finest specimen that could be found in 1972 for the Fuld book was barely recognizable. (1,000-1,500) 487 PA765B-2a R4 EF Retoned. F. Beilsteine Butcher, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Underrated merchant. (25-50) 488 PA765D-2a R5 EF Retoned. J. A. Eckert Butcher, Pittsburgh. Another underrated merchant. (50-75) 489 PA765E-3a R5 VF Jos. Fleming Druggist. (50-75) 490 PA765F-5a R7 VF W. A. Gildenfenny Books, Pittsburgh. Overrated variety. (25-50) 491 PA765H-2a R6 FINE+ J. W. Hannah, Pittsburgh. (50-75) 492 PA765R-2a R2 EF+ Pittsburgh Dry Goods. (25-50) 493 PA765V-2a R6 VF Residues. Frank Snyder Tobacco & Segars, Pittsburgh. Very scarce variety, just the fourth example I have seen offered. (25-50) 494 RI700A-2d R9 MS64 60% Bright. Arcade House, Providence Rhode Island struck in Copper Nickel with popular Ambrose Burnside reverse with his famous Side Burns. Unusually sharply struck for a Burnside token. Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen collections. (750-1,000) 495 RI700A-4a R3 MS64 70% Red. Arcade House, Providence with usual Dobson reverse. (75-100) 496 RI700B-2d R8 MS65 70% Bright. Billiard Room & Restaurant, Providence Rhode Island struck in Copper Nickel. Exceedingly rare merchant, this is the one example of this variety, the only Uncirculated example from this merchant and only the second of any of the varieties I have seen offered. In a NGC holder graded MS65. Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen collections. (8,000-12,000) 497 RI700C-3a R3 EF Charnley, Providence. (25-50) 498 RI700C-3a R3 MS64 50% Red. Charnley, Providence. (75-100) 499 RI700C-4a R8 MS65 90% Red. Charnley, Providence rare mule with Dobson reverse. Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen collections. (750-1,000) 500 RI700E-2a R2 MS64 60% Red. Frank L. Gay Bookseller, Providence. (75-100) 501 RI700F-1a R6 MS62 Trace Red and center of obverse weak as usual opposite tankard. H. Y. Lefevre Empire Saloon, Providence with popular reverse die 1294 featuring large beer tankard. This crude token, with backwards N's and S's, is rarely seen in high grades. Ex. G. Fuld and E. Rosen collections. (200-300) 502 RI700G-2a R2 VF+ A bit weak opposite head as usual. Phillips City Fruit Store, Providence with popular Ambrose Burnside reverse. (25-50) 503 RI700G-2b R4 MS62 70% Bright. Phillips City Fruit Store, Providence struck in Brass with popular Ambrose Burnside reverse. Very rare and underrated variety, just the third I have seen offered. From the G. Fuld and E. Rosen collections. (300-400) 504 TN600A-11a R6 AU Cossett Hill & Co., Memphis Tennessee muled with Elliott, Vinson & Co., Memphis. Underrated variety. (1,000-1,500) 505 TN600E-5a R6 MS63 30% Red. Steamer Lancaster No. 4, Memphis with Stephen Douglas reverse die 1422. Ex. E. Rosen, J. Kuehnart and J. Farrell collections. (1,500-2,000) 506 TN690F-1bo R9 AU+ 30% Bright holed as always. N. L. Tarbox & Co., Nashville Tennessee struck in Brass over Lincoln political token Dewitt AL 1864-37. Not in the Original Fuld book but now included on page 17 of the supplement of unlisted tokens discovered in the American Numismatic Society's collection at the back of the current store card book. Very rare town and merchant. (3,000-4,000) 507 WV890D-4a R6 EF R. C. Graves Periodical and News Dealer, Wheeling West Virginia with open book pictured on reverse. (100-150) 508 WI 30A-1b R9 MS63 40% Bright. Parsons & Barlow Grocers, Appleton Wisconsin struck in Brass. Scarce town particularly in Uncirculated condition. (750-1,000) 509 WI 55B-1a R5 AU A. P. Redfield Nails, Beaver Dam Wisconsin. Very scarce merchant this nice. (100-150) 510 WI120D-1a R5 EF Williams Bro's Chemists & Druggist, Columbus Wisconsin. (50-75) 511 WI185A-5b R9 MS62 20% Bright reverse double struck and a bit off center. C. W. Smith Crockery, East Troy Wisconsin struck in Brass. In a NGC holder graded MS63. (300-400) 512 WI190A-1a R4 FINE+ C. C. Root & Bro. Clothing, Edgerton Wisconsin. Scarce merchant. (50-75) 513 WI220F-1a R5 VF J. C. Lowell Druggist, Fond du Lac Wisconsin. (50-75) 514 WI220J-2a R6 AU Perkins & Smith Stoves, Fond du Lac. (75-100) 515 WI220L-2a R5 EF A. Raymond, Fond du Lac. (50-75) 516 WI250A-1a R3 VF+ A. Detrich Provisions, Green Bay Wisconsin. (50-75) 517 WI250B-1a R6 VF+ Hoffman & Lewis Tailors, Green Bay. (50-75) 518 WI270A-1a R3 MS62 J. Siegel, Hales Corner Wisconsin. Underrated town. (150-200) 519 WI300D-3a R5 VF E. Connell & Co. Lime and Wood, Janesville Wisconsin. (50-75) 520 WI300G-1b R8 EF+ H. L. Smith Wagon Stuff, Janesville struck in Brass with padlock pictured. Overrated at R8. (100-150) 521 WI310B-1a R3 VF John Jung Hardware, Jefferson Wisconsin. Underrated merchant. (50-75) 522 WI320A-1a R8 FINE+ S. H. Coleman, Juneau Wisconsin. Very scarce town. From my $227.50 in my July 2000 auction. (200-300) 523 WI330B-1a R8 VF+ Gerken & Ernst Provisions, Kenosha Wisconsin. A VF realized $121 in my November 2004. (100-150) 524 WI340A-1a R7 AU+ J. E. Dixon & Sons Boots, Kilbourn City Wisconsin. Very rare merchant this nice. (200-300) 525 WI360B-1a R6 EF+ Geo. E. Stanley, LaCross Wisconsin with pocket watch reverse. (100-150) 526 WI410C-1a R6 VF R. K. Findlay & Co. The Celebrated Tea Establishment, Madison Wisconsin. (75-100) 527 WI410G-2a R7 VF+ J. Rodermund Lager Beer Stock & Cream Ale, Madison. Popular token with horse drawn beer wagon. A VF brought $426 in my December 2005 sale. (400-500) 528 WI420A-4a R4 EF+ W. H. Horn Produce, Manitowoc Wisconsin. (50-75) 529 WI435B-1a R5 EF G. W. Vosburgh, Marshall Wisconsin. A VF+ brought $100.10 in my sale June 2005. (100-150) 530 WI460A-1d R8 MS64 50% Bright. E. Wirth Hats, Mayfield Wisconsin struck in Copper Nickel. (400-500) 531 WI510 B-1a R5 VF Ch. Bast Wisconsin Brewery, Milwaukee Wisconsin with beer barrel and Star of David pictured. (50-75) 532 WI510 C-1a1 R8 AU Trace Red. Philip Best Lager Beer Empire Brewery, Milwaukee. Much scarcer reeded edge variety. (75-100) 533 WI510 E-1a R2 EF V. Blatz Lager Beer City Brewery & Malt House, Milwaukee with picture of King lifting a glass of beer. (50-75) 534 WI510 H-1a R5 EF A. J. Cooper Lumber Yard, Milwaukee. (50-75) 535 WI510 K-3a R5 MS63 Joseph Fischbein, Milwaukee. (100-150) 536 WI510 L-1a R2 EF Wm. Frankfurth, Milwaukee with tools on reverse including a saw labeled Don't Despair. (50-75) 537 WI510 M-1a R2 VF+ Goes & Falk Malt House & Bavaria, Milwaukee with three stacked beer barrels pictured on the obverse. (50-75) 538 WI510 P-1a R5 AU Hambach, Milwaukee. (75-100) 539 WI510 Q-1a R8 EF Reverse has one short scratch and a few light hairlines. T. W. Hart Supt. M.W.M. Plank Road Company. Ray Callan's research published in The Civil War Token Journal shows that the Madison, Watertown & Milwaukee Plank Road Company had its office in Milwaukee at the corner of Main and Mason. Although Mr. Hart was from Wauwatosa, the President, Secretary and Treasurer of the company were all Milwaukee businessmen while he was Superintendent. This token realized $950 in my March 2003 sale.(1,000-1,500) 540 WI510 V-1a R4 EF+ Chas. Kleinsteuber Mechanic, Milwaukee. An unusually large size Mossin & Marr token with the portrait of the proprietor signed Marr. (100-150) 541 WI510 W-1a R5 VF H. Kurt, Milwaukee. (25-50) 542 WI510AB-1a R3 MS62 10% Red. Friedrich Miller Plankroad Brewery, Milwaukee. (100-150) 543 WI510AB-4b R8 EF Reverse hairlines. Friedrich Miller Lager Beer, Milwaukee struck in Brass with 1 GLAS reverse die. (150-200) 544 WI510AG-1a R7 AU J. Pritzlaff & Co. Glass, Milwaukee with vintage stove pictured. (50-75) 545 WI510AK-2a R5 EF+ C. T. Stamm & Son. (50-75) 546 WI520A-1a R4 VF+ John Hunt, Neenah Wisconsin and McCabe Coral Mills, Manash Wisconsin. Scarce two token town. (75-100) 547 WI530A-1a R6 VF Slightly porous. Frankenberg & Keller Hardware, Newburg Wisconsin. Very scarce town. (100-150) 548 WI540B-1a R7 EF+ L. C. Wescott Agricultural Implements, New Lisbon Wisconsin. Very rare merchant this nice. (200-300) 549 WI550A-1a R5 EF+ Tiny obverse rim nick. W. H. Bogardus, North Praire Wisconsin. Very scarce town, this example brought $155.10 in my April 2000 auction. (150-200) 550 WI550B-1a R8 VF+ J. Remington, North Prairie. Much nicer than usual, very rare merchant. (750-1,000) 551 WI620E-1a R3 MS64 60% Red. Hasbrouck & Fancher, Oshkosh Wisconsin. A VF brought $88 in my December 2005 auction. (300-400) 552 WI620F-2a R7 VF Hay & Clark, Oshkosh Wisconsin. (75-100) 553 WI620G-1a R5 EF Jaenicke & Klotzsch Leather Hides, Oshkosh. (75-100) 554 WI620P-2a R6 VF Wm. L. Williams Druggist, Oshkosh. (75-100) 555 WI660A-1a R7 VF T. M. McMillan Crockery, Portage City Wisconsin. Scarce town. Ex. C. Urquart collection. (200-300) 556 WI700A-1a R9 MS64 Trace Red. J. I. Case & Co. Thrashing Machine Manufacturers, Racine Wisconsin. Very rare variety and obverse die. Only the second example I have seen offered and the first in over 16 years. In a NGC holder graded MS64 RB. (2,000-3,000) 557 WI700A-2a R4 EF+ J. I. Case & Co., Racine. Racine is still the North American headquarters for the Case construction and farm equipment business. (75-100) 558 WI700C-3a R6 VF+ John Elkins, Racine. (25-50) 559 WI700E-3a R7 AU J. W. English Trunk & Harness Dealer, Racine. (100-150) 560 WI700G-4a R6 EF+ Thos. Falvey, Racine. (75-100) 561 WI700I-4a Unl EF J. & H. Miller, Racine. From the know but unlisted and not pictured second obverse die. It is most easily distinguished by the D in Dealer to the right of the ampersand and a star above the C in Racine. The two -3a's from my last sale were from obverse one while this is from the second obverse die usually seen on -2a. (75-100) 562 WI720A-1a R8 VF But dark and a bit porous. Greenway & Co.'s Restaurant & Billiard Room, Ripon Wisconsin. (150-200) 563 WI770A-1a R3 VF C. Nebel Steam Mills, Sauk City Wisconsin. (25-50) 564 WI830B-1a R6 EF With obverse dig. W. S. Newton, Sparta Wisconsin. Very scarce town and merchant. (100-150) 565 WI860C-1a R3 VF+ H. Peterson Clothing, Stoughton Wisconsin. (75-100) 566 WI890B-1a R3 EF With some light marks. Wm. Runkel, Tomah & New Lisbon Wisconsin. (50-75) 567 WI920B-1a R4 VF Residue traces. Bertram & Co. Sign of the Mammoth Boot, Watertown Wisconsin. Very scarce and underrated merchant. (75-100) 568 WI920F-1a R4 AU Fischer & Rohr Clothiers, Watertown. (50-75) 569 WI920M-1b R8 AU T. Racek Good For One Glass Beer, Watertown struck in Brass. Once a very rare merchant a small hoard of generally high grade examples came to the market a number of years ago and is now more properly considered an R4. (50-75) 570 WI930B-1a R6 EF+ J. A. Dunbar Fruits, Waukesha Wisconsin. By the count in my data base this is the rarest of the three Waukesha merchants despite the R7 rating given the Charles Cork. (200-300) 571 WI960A-1a R5 VF Gallt & Cole, Whitewater Wisconsin. (50-75) 572 WI960C-2a R5 EF J. T. Smith Jeweler, Whitewater with a pocket watch depicted on the reverse. (50-75) 573 NC-15f Unl AU For President General US Grant 1868 with Grant reverse die 1151 struck in Silver and unlisted as such. Only the White Metal variety is currently listed. (300-400) 574 NC-19e R5 AU 20% Bright. C. H. Needles Good For One Glass of Soda Water, Philadelphia struck in White Metal. Miller PA 379 Ex. Kirtley July 1999. (50-75)
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