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CW "Gift Card"

Found a new item for me the other day at the site of several cavalry skirmishes. A token with the inscription, "Oliver Boutwell, Troy, NY". My son commented this was essentially a civil war gift card. I'll take it over a modern one any day. Thanks for looking and HH!
 

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Gift card or business card? either way nice token.
 
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Either way, it's like you said...I'd gladly take that over any gift card of today. Congrats :headbang:
 
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That is a neat token. Congrats.
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very nice token :icon_thumleft: MR TUFF
 
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Very awsome find.
:icon_sunny: HH in 2010 :icon_sunny:
 
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their coin is very good ... to put it tested for a few minutes in lemon juice.
 
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Nice token, it is listed in Rulau's United States Tokens 1700-1900 on page 487 it is listed as R-1 which means it is a common token and in very good condition $7.00 but to me as a find it would be worth more any of these tokens are neat collectors items. Congratulations on a nice find!
 
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Nice token, it is listed in Rulau's United States Tokens 1700-1900 on page 487 it is listed as R-1 which means it is a common token and in very good condition $7.00 but to me as a find it would be worth more any of these tokens are neat collectors items. Congratulations on a nice find!
Thanks for the information! I agree, somehow its "value" isn't in its common nature, but more out of its history. Thanks again
 
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Excellent token DV :thumbsup:
 

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