Archives International Auctions Auction 84B May 2 & 3, 2023

47 Archives International Auctions - Sale 84b May 2, 2023: Lots 1001 to 1346 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com 1265 1265 Washington Portrait / Peace Forever, 1863 Civil War Patriotic Token 1863. Washington Portrait / Peace Forever Civil War Patriotic Token, Fuld 118/418, Copper, Obverse features George Washington portrait with stars at top, Reverse with PEACE FOREVER and a handshake. Die ascribed to George J. Glaubrecht. XF-AU condition. Rarity 2. Est. $ 100-200 1266 1266 Andrew Jackson Portrait / Now and Forever, ND (1961- 65), IssuedToken 1863-64, Andrew Jackson/Now and Forever Civil War Token, Fuld 135/441a, Copper, R2. Die ascribed to Emil Sigel. Emil Sigel was one of the most prolific of the Civil War token makers. His patriotic tokens probably circulated widely. Most Sigel tokens are on rather broad planchets of varying thickness: workmanship is good. Sigel was brothers with Major General Franz Sigel, the “Hero of Pea Ridge”, who was featured on other tokens cut by Emil. Fine condition. Est. $ 60-120 1267 1267 McClellan Portrait / Army & Navy, 1863 Patriotic Civil War Token 1863. George McClellan Portrait / Army & Navy Civil War Token, Waterbury, CT. Fuld 141/307a, Copper, Geo. B. McClellan Portrait on obverse, reverse features “Army & Navy” surrounded with laurel. This McClellan token was struck in 1862 and is not a political token. Made by an unknown die sinker in the area of Waterbury, CT, possibly Waterbury Button Co. VF condition. Est. $ 60-120 1268 1268 Benjamin Franklin / Penny Saved Penny Earned, ca. 1860s Civil War Patriotic Token 1863-64. Benjamin Franklin / Penny Saved, Penny Earned Civil War Patriotic Token, Fuld 151/430, Copper, Obverse with BENJAMIN FRANKLIN and Franklin portrait at center, Reverse with PENNY SAVED PENNY EARNED surrounded by wreath. Die ascribed to Emil Sigel. Fine-VF condition. Rarity 1. Est. $ 45-90 1269 1269 Franz Sigel on Horseback / Union For Ever, 1863, Civil War Token 1863. Franz Sigel on Horseback / Union For Ever, Fuld 180/341a, Copper, R1. Die ascribed to Emil Sigel. Emil Sigel was one of the most prolific of the Civil War token makers. His patriotic tokens probably circulated widely. Most Sigel tokens are on rather broad planchets of varying thickness: workmanship is good. Sigel was brothers with Major General Franz Sigel, the “Hero of Pea Ridge”, who was featured on other tokens cut by Emil. Fine to VF condition. Est. $ 45-90 1270 1270 Hero of Pea Ridge, ND (1861-65), Civil War Token 1863. Franz Sigel on Horseback / PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED. Fuld-180/430 a. Rarity-4. Copper. Plain Edge. Die is ascribed to Emil Sigel, brother of Franz Sigel. Fine to Choice Fine condition. Est. $ 75-150