Montreal Bank Tokens.

The token in your original post above matches LC-5A3 and was minted in 1838 according to my 1988 Charlton Catalog of Canadian Colonial Tokens. The wreath on the reverse below DU has a thin line joining the two leaves and, according to Charlton, all such examples have a reeded edge. In Very Fine, the old Charlton catalog values it at $10.00 and my 2016 Krause lists it (Tn4) at $12.50. However, examples which have an "open wreath" (lacking that thin line) are characterized as LC-5A1 if they have a plain edge or LC-5A2 if they have a reeded edge. Krause only mentions there are three varieties, but Charlton identifies them as more scarce than the A3 variety, with the LC-5A2 valued approximately 4 times greater and LC-5A1 labeled as "Rare" suggesting a much higher value.

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