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Carl Diem, New York
Die cutter: Emil Sigel (active in New York, 1860–1868)
Civil War (1861–1865)
Object Place: New York, New York, United States
Medium/Technique
Copper?
Dimensions
Diameter and weight: 27 mm, 6.93 gm (1 1/16 in., 0.24 oz.)
Credit Line
Augustine Shurtleff Collection of Coins
Accession Number01.1686
NOT ON VIEW
CollectionsAmericas
ClassificationsNumismatics – Tokens and contorniates
Catalogue Raisonné
CWT 630U-1a1
DescriptionObv: (ornament) CARL DIEM (ornament) / CONSTANZER (curved and enclosed within lines to look like a banner) / BRAUEREI (curved and enclosed within lines to look like a banner) / 565 & 567 / 4TH ST. / NEW YORK (curved), the whole surrounded by a wide plain rim
Rev: An eight-pointed star with a goblet of foaming liquid in the center and an oak leaf in each corner, signed EMIL and SIGEL below the bottom left and bottom right horizontal lines of the star, the whole enclosed by twenty four stars and surrounded by a wide plain rim
Edge: plain
Rev: An eight-pointed star with a goblet of foaming liquid in the center and an oak leaf in each corner, signed EMIL and SIGEL below the bottom left and bottom right horizontal lines of the star, the whole enclosed by twenty four stars and surrounded by a wide plain rim
Edge: plain