(1860-65) Copper-Nickel Civil War Store Card F-420A-1d, J.M. Brunson, Kenton OH
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Description
Fuld OH-420A-1d, copper-nickel (d) with a plain edge per PCGS, comes from die pair 1 of J.M. Brunson, Kenton, Ohio; the PCGS title brackets it 1860-65. In Fuld's numbering 420 is Kenton and A is Brunson. A dealer who handled this copper-nickel striking gives the legend as dealers in dry goods, fancy and staple, and the reverse as a flag. Kenton is the seat of Hardin County.
Rarity Notes
Copper-nickel Civil War tokens are generally rarer than copper or brass versions and are actively sought by series collectors.
Cross References
PCGS #816870; Fuld 420A-1d; J.M. Brunson, OH; Civil War store card, copper-nickel
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Other Strike Types in This Series
(1860) Civil War Store Card F-165AMB-2BP, Cincinnati OH
(1860) Copper Civil War Store Card F-165FXA-9a, Steamer Lancaster, Cincinnati OH
(1860) White Metal Civil War Store Card F-165DEA-1e, J.O. Loewe, Cincinnati OH
(1860-65) Brass Civil War Store Card F-725B-1b, D. Kreps, Perrysburg OH
(1860-65) Copper Civil War Store Card F-165FB-2a, Elis Rouse's, Cincinnati OH
(1860-65) Token F-165EI-3b Brass PE Jos. J. Sayre OH
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