1836 - Coins

Civil War Store Cards are a specific type of collectible coin issued during the Civil War era, primarily used in Ohio and other states. These tokens, often made of brass, copper, or other materials, served as a form of currency in local markets due to a shortage of government-issued coins. The 1836 date marks the period just before the outbreak of the Civil War, yet such store cards were commonly used throughout the wartime years. They feature various designs, often including the store owner's name and location, making them interesting artifacts of both economic and social history.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1836 Cincinnati F-165df-5a Oh Ms	Other / Varied	Civil War Store Cards - Ohio	1836	Unknown

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