Civil War Store Cards from New York, issued in 1861, were a type of collectible coin that served as currency during the American Civil War. These tokens, often made of brass or copper, were used by local merchants in the absence of sufficient coinage, allowing customers to purchase goods. Many feature unique designs and inscriptions that reflect the period's historical context. Collectors value these store cards for their rarity, historical significance, and connection to the Civil War era.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1861-- (Unknown) Civil War Store Cards - New York Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - New York 1861 Unknown