Civil War store cards are a type of collectible coin issued by private merchants during the American Civil War. These tokens were used in place of currency due to the coin shortage caused by the war. In Maryland, various merchants produced store cards that often featured unique designs and local branding. Collectors value these tokens for their historical significance and the insight they provide into the economic conditions of the time. The cards typically include the merchant's name and sometimes the denomination, making them an intriguing aspect of Civil War numismatics.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1861-- (Unknown) Civil War Store Cards - Maryland Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - Maryland 1861 Unknown
1862-- (Unknown) Civil War Store Cards - Maryland Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - Maryland 1862 Unknown
1863-- (Unknown) Civil War Store Cards - Maryland Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - Maryland 1863 Unknown
1864-- (Unknown) Civil War Store Cards - Maryland Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - Maryland 1864 Unknown