(No Date) Civil War Store Card F-150D-5A, KS
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Description
Civil War store card from Kansas, cataloged as Fuld 150D-5A. Kansas had been "Bleeding Kansas" in the 1850s slavery debate and was strongly Unionist. Like the majority of Civil War store cards, this token is undated, produced during the acute 1862-1864 small change crisis. The token trade was competitive, with die sinkers in New York, Cincinnati, and other cities vying for merchant orders across the region. The token era ended in 1864, when Congress authorized a bronze cent and two-cent piece and outlawed private tokens. Collectors were buying Civil War tokens from the makers during the war itself, including rare die pairings and off-metal strikes.
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Fuld 150D-5A
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Other Strike Types in This Series
(1863) Brass Civil War Store Card F-550A-1b, A. Cohen, Leavenworth KS
(1863) Copper Civil War Store Card F-550A-1a, A. Cohen, Leavenworth KS
(No Date) Civil War Store Card F-150A-2B, KS
(No Date) Civil War Store Card F-150A-3A, KS
(No Date) Civil War Store Card F-150A-3A1, KS
(No Date) Civil War Store Card F-150A-4B, KS
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