Rare Sutler Token | J. W. Cruikshank Ohio Volunteer 10¢

Thank you for your response. I'll do more research.

Below is one listed at https://www.classicnumismatics.com :

OH AF10C R-7 NGC-65 BN The picture is a little hazy due to the difficulty
of photographing this token in its slab; however, this is a premium
quality uncirculated Sutler token. It is sharply struck with medium
brown color that is complemented with a colorful iridescence and
nice luster. The surfaces can be described as semi-prooflike. This
example is a contender for finest known. $ 1495

trdhrdr007,

This site has become my primary source for Civil War Tokens. I have purchased hundreds of tokens (Conder, Civil War, Hard Times, etc) and Political Medalets from this dealer and have never been disappointed. John Coker is a very fussy, high-integrity guy and his wife Catalina's photographs are beautiful. His descriptions of the tokens are always accurate (if anything, he scrupulously describes each flaw). Also, he has helped me find rare tokens not in his inventory.

Hi Buckeye Gal , quite honestly what I would do is read the sub forum on tokens here and make my 50 posts , two weeks is nothing in learning terms.
You will find all kinds of knowledge and links , if I was going to sell it I would then put it up for sale with a firm price in the classifieds here.
Theres no gurantee of a bite but word gets around pretty quick and there are some heavy duty collectors here.
Theres always ebay but you leave yourself open to unreasonable fees and the possibility of a poor sale , people tend to bid less unless you are established with feedback on ebay.
What I wouldnt do is rush into anything , from experience if you get an offer you can pretty much double it and set your price.
Good luck :)

You are very welcome Buckeye Gal , we are all newbies here once , I came along with a hatfull of questions and zero experience.Youll find me still asking those "dumb" questions in the classics usually.So much to learn and its worthwhile I've found,your average Joe is like me , didnt know squat.With a little knowledge comes possibilities and opportunities.

You'll soon see you came to the right place , the photography section is second to none.I still struggle to get a decent photo of a coin , sometimes I find I'm better going outside in daylight and getting my close up using the macro function,no auto flash to ruin the pic.

A friendly enough crowd too,extremely helpful.Ive tried a few specialist coin forums BE Gal , and kept coming back here.Now I dont bother going to any other,the ID section here is the best I've seen , quick too.Free grading estimations , bit of chit chat now and then..pretty cool.
See ya around