Early American tokens, particularly those cataloged by Rulau, represent a fascinating segment of American numismatics, often produced between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. These tokens were primarily used as substitutes for official currency during times of shortage or to promote local businesses and organizations. The tokens often feature unique designs and inscriptions that reflect regional culture and commerce, making them highly collectible among numismatists. In 1826, several notable varieties emerged, highlighting the diversity and historical significance of early American monetary practices.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
(1826-33) Boston R-E-Mass-84 Ma Ms Other / Varied Early American Tokens - Rulau 1826 Unknown