California State Fractional Gold Tokens, minted around 1880, were a type of token produced during the Gold Rush era to address the shortage of small denominations. These tokens often featured designs that reflected the state’s mining heritage and were used in commerce as substitutes for actual currency. They are considered collectibles due to their historical significance and the intricate designs associated with them, appealing to both numismatists and enthusiasts of American history. The rarity and condition of these tokens can greatly affect their market value.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1880-Dated Cal. Gold Indian - Wreath #7, "1/4" Tok Other / Varied California & State Fractional Gold Tokens 1880 Unknown