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Hard Times Tokens
"Hard Times Tokens" were first issued around 1837 in response to economic turmoil and to protest the actions of bankers and the government. They were often marked "Not ONE CENT" or similar. These are the modern equivalent.
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Your Price: Ordering Period Has Ended
35.5mm, square, Bronze, Satin Finish.
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Your Price: Ordering Period Has Ended
35.5mm, square, 999 Silver (50 grams), Satin Finish.
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Not Legal Tender. Not endorsed or approved by the US Treasury.
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Not Legal Tender. Not endorsed or approved by the US Treasury.
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Not Legal Tender. Not endorsed or approved by the US Treasury.
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Not Legal Tender. Not endorsed or approved by the US Treasury.
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Not approved or endorsed by the US Treasury.
Not legal tender
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Not approved or endorsed by the US Treasury.
Not legal tender
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Not approved or endorsed by the US Treasury.
Not legal tender
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39mm, Brass, Semi-Proof-like Finish
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39mm, Pure Copper, Semi-Proof-like Finish
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39mm, 999 Silver (1 Troy Oz), Satin Finish
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39mm, 999 Silver (1 Troy Oz), Satin Finish
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39mm, Lead-Free Pewter, Semi-Proof-like Finish
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39mm, 999 Silver (1 Troy Oz), Proof-like Finish
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39mm, Brass, Satin Finish
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39mm, Pure Copper, Satin Finish
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39mm, 999 Silver (1 Troy Oz), Satin Finish
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