Civil War Store Cards were merchant tokens issued during the Civil War era, particularly in Ohio, reflecting local economies and the challenges of using currency during that time. These tokens often featured unique designs and inscriptions, serving as a means of trade when coins were scarce. The year 1873 marks a period of transition following the war, influencing the design and usage of collectible coins from that era. Collectors value these tokens for their historical significance and connection to Civil War commerce.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1873 Clarksburg F-170b-1a Oh Ms Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - Ohio 1873 Unknown