Civil War Token....Army Navy....Value?

[TheJonasCollegeFund]

I rotated the picture of the reverse because I took just one straight on. It is rotated 90'.

With this rotation...should the value be more...it has to be rare or was it common for tokens to have rotated reverses?

[Rodebaugh]

It's a patriotic......(I only have the storecard reference book).

Trol eBay for current or completed listings.....It will take some time but you could find your answer.

[hobo finds]

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[TheJonasCollegeFund]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/sis.html?_kw=Civil+War+Token+Tokens+1863+Army+Navy+Coins+US

Doesn't help...none of those have a rotated reverse.

Wondering if that increases the value...just like with regular coinage.

[rexmerdinus]

I've got the Fuld Patriotic book at home--I'll take a look when I get home from work.

[TheJonasCollegeFund]

Here's "2" of them now...1 is rotated 90' and the other 270'. The second one has some damage to it's reverse.

[rexmerdinus]

Ok, I've got my Fuld Patriotic Civil War Tokens guide out. There are multiple varieties of both the obverse and reverse. From what I can tell, this (the first one in the thread) would be described as Fuld 16/300, meaning dies catalogued as #'s 16 and 300 were used. With this die combination, the token has a rarity of R-3, meaning 501 to 2000 are estiimated to exist--R-1 is most common, R-10 is one of a kind--so what you've got is fairly common in terms of the dies used. I can't find anything about rotated dies, but I'd guess it's not that uncommon.

[TheJonasCollegeFund]

THANKS!

[twentybux]

Definitely an awesome coin!

[TheJonasCollegeFund]

Definitely an awesome coin!

Yepper...both of them.