JOHN K. CURTIS MERCHANT TOKENS
George
H. Lovett produced a series of merchant tokens for John K. Curtis
utilizing 3 different dies describing his business combined with The
Antiquary die, Johannes Allan die, and the Cincinnatus of America die.
Several mules of these and other dies of George H. are also known.
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Curtis Merchant Token - The Cincinnatus of America
NY 171, silver, 31mm
IMAGE NEEDED
NY 172, copper, 31.2mm
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NY 173, brass, 31mm
IMAGE NEEDED
NY 174, white metal, 31.3mm
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Curtis Merchant Token - Johannes Allan
NY 175, silver 31mm
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NY 176, copper, 31.2mm
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NY 177, brass, 31.2mm
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NY 178, white metal, 31.2mm
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Curtis Merchant Token - The Antiquary
NY 179, silver, 31mm
IMAGE NEEDED
NY 180, copper, 31.2mm
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NY 181, brass, 31.2mm
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NY 182, white metal, 31.2mm
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Johannes Allan / The Antiquary Mule
NY 183, silver, 31.2mm
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NY 184, copper, 31mm
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NY 185, brass, 31.2mm
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NY 186, white metal, 31mm
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The Antiquary / Cupid and Sea Serpent Mule
Copper, 31.1mm
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The Antiquary / Steamship Great Eastern reverse mule
NY 187, white metal - silvered?, 31.3mm
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NY, 188, brass, 31.25mm
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NY 189, copper, 31.2mm
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The perfect example of George H's proclivity to put any two dies
together if he thought collectors would find them desirable. These
two dies have nothing to do with each other but I imagine the
Antiquary dies was popular with collectors as it showed a scholar
examining a coin or medal.