Another stunning treasure from the Dice-Hicks’ Collection of Hard Times Tokens was Lot 3129, another extremely rare Merchants Token from the historical seaport of New Orleans, Louisiana. This lot was a brass, plain edge, Walton, Walker & Company token dated 1834. The token was engraved by Bale & Smith of New York. It is Low 106, Rulau [...]
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Hard Times Tokens are Alive and DOING WELL! The Dice-Hicks’ Collection, Part II
Posted in Gammill Numismatics, Hard Times Tokens, James E. Dice, Larmar Hicks, Merchant Tokens, Ship Chandlery, Stacks Auctions, copper tokens, numismatics, small change shortage, tagged castings, Dice-Hicks Collection, Donald Miller, dupont powder mill stones, Fine cutlery, Gammill Numismatics, gammill numismatics stacks, guns, Hard Times and Merchants tokens, Henry C Miller, Importers of hardwares and ship chandlery, iron nails, john j. ford collection part IV, ken rendell price list, krause, Litman, Lyman Low 106, New Orleans Louisiana merchant token 1834, No 17 Levee New Orleans, pistols, R-7 rarity, rare tokens, Rulau HT-129, Stack's James E. Dice and M. Lamar Hicks Collection of, stacks, Stacks John J. Ford Collection Part IV, Steinberg, tokens, Walker & Company 1834, Walton, Zeddies on August 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
