1863 Copper Patriotic Civil War Token Indian Head "NOT ONE CENT" Fuld 66/370a

Description: A good very fine or better 1863 patriotic Civil War copper token. The token has the image of an Indian head facing left surrounded by 13 stars along the edge surrounding the head and 16 balls on the headband on the obverse. The reverse has an open wreath with the words "NOT ONE CENT" in three lines within it. There is a ribbon and arrows in the bottom of the wreath. The both obverse and reverse dies were made by Sigel according to Fuld. The token has a plain edge, weighs ~3.4 gm and is ~19.5 mm in diameter. A great looking and very interesting Civil War patriotic token to add to your collection. Please carefully review the photos presented as they are part and parcel of our description.

Date: The token is dated 1863.

Origin: Purchased at an estate auction in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA.

Reference: Fuld 66/370a with a rarity index R2.

Weight and Size: The token weighs ~3.4 grams, is ~19.5 millimeters in diameter.

Artist: Unknown.

Maker: Siegel.

Marks: Unmarked as to the maker.

Condition: The token is in good very fine condition or much better. It is nicely toned and shows wear commensurate with its age and circulated status. The token also has some minor scratches and bag marks to the surfaces. The token has nice eye appeal and is a nice and well-preserved patriotic Civil War token to add to your collection. Please view photos for additional condition information and to confirm the token's state of preservation.