1824 - Coins

Hard Times Tokens are a type of exonumic currency primarily issued in the United States during the economic turmoil of the early 1830s, particularly between 1832 and 1844. These tokens were created in response to the short supply of coins and were often used for trade or as a form of currency by local merchants. The tokens typically feature various designs, including political themes, and are collected for their historical value as well as their artistic appeal. The term "Rulau" refers to a cataloging system developed by numismatist Richard Rulau, which classifies these tokens and provides detailed descriptions for collectors. The year 1824 is notable as it pre-dates the widespread issuance of these tokens, reflecting the economic conditions leading up to that period.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	(1824-33) Providence Ht-426 On 1803 Lg 1c Ri Ms	Other / Varied	Hard Times Tokens - Rulau	1824	Unknown

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