1863 Knoop's Segars & Tobacco Civil War Store Card Token (NY-630AO-5a) ~ NGC MS 63 BN South Carolina holding in right hand small Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1863 Knoop's Segars & Tobacco Civil War Store Card Token (NY-630AO-5a) ~ NGC MS 63 BN South Carolina holding in right hand small Date:1831 Lg Let
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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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1863 Knoop's Segars & Tobacco Civil War Store Card Token (NY 630AO 5a) ~ NGC MS 63 BN South Carolina holding in right hand small Date:1831 Lg Let holding in right hand small figure of Victory holding wreath on globe one Roosevelt Dime enjoy it with a "segar" and a nice scotch Enjoy a handsome brown mint state specimen of this somewhat more scarce die pairing

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