Cwt Patriotic Tokens ID Help

I don't have my book with me, but I will check them when I get home. Those look like they are in excellent condition

Cointagious ... You've acquired some attractive patriotics there. Although relatively common varieties, the Monitor pieces tend to demand three or four times the amount of most R2's and R3's, given their popular subject matter.

IMHO, it would be worth your while to purchase copies of the below Fuld booklets. They're lightweight and can easily be taken to shows. I used mine as checklists. Despite the fact that they are now over fifty years old, the patriotic book will help you ID more than 98% of the CWT's you're likely to encounter. Also, it has some useful tables that help ID some of the more pesky dies.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Patriotic-C...em3cf5a5ba8d

While not as inclusive as the patriotic booklet, the storecard booklet is useful to determine the more rare towns. It won't much help with ID'ing varieties, but finding one rare town will make owning this booklet worthwhile.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/A-GUIDE-TO-...em3cf5a586e0

Happy hunting ...........

I can also recommend checking with the Civil War Token Society and their reference book section here:
http://cwtsociety.com/books.html

These are up to date references and contain Die-A-Grams to help you work through some of the harder tokens to attribute.

Thanks again to all for the information and help.