| The picture shows a front and back view of all (3) Different 1800's United States Hard Times Tokens in this lot. All three are made of copper and have a hole. The first one has only wording on both sides. The two sides are marked as follows: WILLIAM SIMES & CO.
DEALERS IN
TEAS, WINES, &
GROCERIES
NO 1 PEIRCE'S
BUILDINGS
PORTSMOUTH, N.H.
NATHL MARCH
BOOKSELLER &
STATIONER
NO 7 EXCHANGE
BUILDINGS
PORTSMOUTH, N.H.
1837 The second one has a seated Liberty with a ship, spinning wheel, shuttle, medical symbol, staff, Liberty Cap, shield, food, and an eagle. The two sides are marked as follows: AMERICAN INSTITUTE
NEW YORK
COPY OF A MEDAL
AWARDED TO
ROBINSON'S
JONES & CO.
FOR THE BEST
MILITARY, NAVAL,
& PLAIN FLAT
BUTTONS
1833 The third one has an image of Lafayette on the front and leaves on the back. The two sides read as follows: LAFAYETTE
A FRIEND TO AMERICA
& FREEDOM
DIED MAY 20
1834
HM & EI RICHARDS
MANUFACTURERS OF
JEWELRY
NEAR THE UNION HOUSE
ATTLEBORO, MASS. They each measure about 1-1/8" wide. Since I am not a professional coin grader I will not attempt to grade these. You will need to judge the condition by the pictures. | 
