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$30.00The obverse of the token shows a seated woman holding a wreath surrounded by symbolic images: A spinning wheel, a ship, a shield, a liberty cap and pole, an heraldic eagle, a caduceus and wheat. Text above “American Institute” and below “New York” with an H below it.
1836 R&W Robinson Attleboro MA Hard Times Token. Reverse text is curved; “Copy of medal awarded to R&W Robinson for the best military, naval, sporting and plain flat buttons 1836.”
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$45.00The 1837 Merchants Exchange Hard Times Token The obverse text reads Merchants Exchange and the reverse text reads New York Joint Stock Exchange Company, No. 6 Tontine Building Wall St. The obverse of the token shows the Merchants Exchange, and the reverse has five rows of text surrounded by a circle and more text.
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$35.00This 1841 Not One Cent For Tribute Hard Times HT-58 is a large copper token, 28.5 mm with some wear but in very good condition with no major problems. It sports a bust of Liberty facing left obverse with E Pluribus Unum over and date below.
The reverse has a satirical bent with Millions For Defence around the outer portion and Not One Cent For Tribute in the center.
