Civil War Store Cards are a type of currency issued by merchants during the American Civil War, particularly in regions where the official currency was scarce. These tokens, often made of metal, were used to facilitate trade and were typically stamped with the name of the store or merchant, along with a denomination. In Iowa, various store cards were produced in 1863 to help navigate economic challenges during the war. Due to their historical significance and limited mintage, these coins are highly sought after by collectors specializing in Civil War memorabilia and local history. The exact values of these tokens can vary widely based on rarity, condition, and demand.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1863-- (Unknown) Civil War Store Cards - Iowa Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - Iowa 1863 Unknown