Civil War Token - Business Card

Indeed, you have a CWT-80B-1a Herschman Bros. & Co. Civil War Store Card.
Rulau lists it as an R-3 (500-1999 estimated in existence)
Its reverse die is #1368.

This information can be found in the Standard Catalog of United States Tokens 1700-1900, 4th Edition, Russel Rulau, Krause Publications, (c)2004, pgs. 438, 480

I'd venture to estimate this specimen is about Choice Very Fine; I grade a bit conservatively with CWTs.

Although collected as a CWT, this token was probably struck in 1858, as were most of the 1368 die tokens. There's another Binghampton merchant who also used the 1368 die. There are some collectors who've assembled sets of CWT's, containing the 1368 die. I believe that an Iowa one is the toughest to secure. I'm curious to see if the 1368 tokens will continue to be listed as CWT's or be designated non-contemporary tokens in the forthcoming storecard book.

It's interesting to note that not only is Binghamton misspelled on this token but also the issuer's name. It was Hirschmann. This token is probably an R-3 but closer to the R-4 range than the R-2 range, I'd guess. I agree with CheetahCats grading. Also, $25-35 for this nicer specimen seems fair in today's market.