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Thaler / Three Cent Thursday: 1856 Three Cent Silver Struck Over European Taler PCGS F15

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Good sleuthing and likely more attention to this thread than @bobby was expecting!

I've spent a little time on tokencatalog this evening and note a couple things:
1. I'm not really seeing any silver tokens. Silver-colored (i.e. Aluminum), but not silver.
2. Most of the time the words "dealer" and "hardware", "tinware", "queensware", etc. are both on the same side of the coin.
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Curious if anyone has any more information on this? Very interesting thread and very curious to know what the host coin is.
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@paulbulgerin Not only that, but there seems to have been other lettering above the "aler" that was cut off in the pressing of that coin.
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Very interesting thread and very curious to know what the host coin is.


I'm not actually very confident that the letter after ALE is R either, but offhand I can't think of any plausible words that would fit any of the other possible options. I agree that the letter before ALE is probably F or E.
For what it's worth, I checked everything on Numista that matched a search for ALE and WAR in the lettering (about 200 items, mostly tokens) and found nothing that could even remotely fit.

The partial letter above L in ALE is very probably S (though other options are in principle possible). There seems to be another L under the oak leaf.
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