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Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Cairo, Illinois This Civil War Store Card (IL 95A) of Cairo, Illinois is ascribed to an unknown die sinker. Die IL95B is ascribed to W.K. Lanphear. Lanphear was the second most prolific issuer of Civil War tokens in Cincinnati. His work is remarkable for the variety of motifs used … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Bloomingdale, Illinois This Civil War Store Card of Bloomingdale, Illinois is ascribed to an unknown die sinker. This token is the only issue known for this city. Valuations are based on raw copper tokens. For more detailed pricing, see: Pricing Civil War Tokens Obverse Die – IL 65A … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Belvidere, Illinois The die sinker for this token from Belvidere, Illinois is unknown. This is a wonderful Civil War Store Card that makes use of unique obverse and reverse dies by having the merchant place his name on both sides of the token. While not easily found, it … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Aurora, Illinois The IL25A die from Aurora, Illinois is ascribed to the shop of S.D. Childs. Childs was a prolific token manufacturer. His dies commonly make use of a woman’s head and most of his dies use sans-serif lettering. He also produced Sutler tokens. The IL25B die is ascribed … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Alton, Illinois These Civil War Store Cards from Alton, Illinois are ascribed to the shop of John Stanton. Stanton was the most prolific issuer of Civil War tokens in Cincinnati. His work was centered on stamp cutting and brand cutting. He hired several of the other die sinkers … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Durand, Illinois The die sinker of this token is unknown. This was the only token issued by the town of Durand, Illinois. This Civil War Store Card bore two unique surfaces instead of being combined with the more common reverses. For some reason, the word ‘Crockery’ was misspelled … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Waukegan, Illinois These Civil War Store Cards of Waukegan, Illinois are ascribed to the shop of S.D. Childs. (IL 890A & C) Childs was a prolific token manufacturer. His dies commonly make use of a woman’s head and most of his dies use sans-serif lettering. He also produced Sutler tokens. … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Sycamore, Illinois This Civil War Store Card of Sycamore, Illinois is ascribed to the shop of S.D. Childs. This token is the only issue known for this city. Childs was a prolific token manufacturer. His dies commonly make use of a woman’s head and most of his dies … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Springfield, Illinois These Civil War Store Cards of Springfield, Illinois are ascribed to the shop of W.K. Lanphear. These tokens are the only issues known for this city. Lanphear was the second most prolific issuer of Civil War tokens in Cincinnati. His work is remarkable for the variety of … Read more
Go to Attributing Civil War Store Cards Sandwich, Illinois These Civil War Store Cards of Sandwich, Illinois are ascribed to the shop of W.K. Lanphear. These tokens are the only issues known for this city. Lanphear was the second most prolific issuer of Civil War tokens in Cincinnati. His work is remarkable for the variety … Read more