1864 - Coins

Civil War Store Cards are a type of collectible coin that emerged during the American Civil War, particularly in Pennsylvania around 1864. These tokens were issued by local merchants as a means of currency due to a shortage of official coins. Made from various metals, including copper and brass, these store cards often featured the merchant's name and were used to facilitate transactions within the local economy. Their historical significance and connection to the Civil War era make them sought-after items among collectors today.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1864 Allegheny F-13a-3a Pa Ms	Other / Varied	Civil War Store Cards - Pennsylvania	1864	Unknown

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