18th and 19th century examples of circulating coins and tokens, approximately 75 total, includes: Rosa Americana, W.W. Wilbur token, American large cents, Hard Times tokens, Irish, British, and French colonial coppers, Mexican silver reales, various types of U.S. minor coinage, each affixed to a linen backing and housed in hinged wooden box with top glass, locked with no key present, overall 18-1/2 x 24-1/2 x 4 in.

Provenance: From a Prominent Charleston, South Carolina Family

corrosion and other afflictions typical of ground finds, many with discoloration likely from an attempted cleaning, a few separated from linen backing