Civil War Store Cards are a category of collectible coins that emerged during the American Civil War. Issued by merchants in various states, including West Virginia in 1863, these tokens were used as a form of currency when conventional money was scarce. Store cards often featured unique designs and inscriptions, reflecting local businesses, and are collected for their historical significance and connection to the era. Many Civil War Store Cards have become valuable collectibles due to their rarity and the narrative they provide about economic conditions during the war.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1863 Gleneaston F-220a-1a Wv Ms Other / Varied Civil War Store Cards - West Virginia 1863 Unknown