Washington Medals 1860-69
George Lovett's Headquarters Series, continued
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Baker 194A, no. 7 second obverse, Morristown G. H. Lovett New York City
Obverse: [no legend]
Reverse: HEADQUARTERS, MORRISTOWN, N.J. 1778 & '80 [star] NO 7 [star]
Copper Weight: 154.8 g (10.03 grams) Diameter: 27.7 mm Reverse die alignment: 360°
Provenance: Part of an anonymous donation consisting of 1100 tokens and medals covering the Nineteenth century, primarily up through the Civil War era.
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Baker 194A, no. 8 second obverse, Sufferns G. H. Lovett New York City
Obverse: [no legend]
Reverse: HEADQUARTERS NEAR SUFFERNS, N.Y. 1780 [star] NO 8 [star]
Copper Weight: 152.6 g (9.89 grams) Diameter: 27.7 mm Reverse die alignment: 360°
Provenance: Part of an anonymous donation consisting of 1100 tokens and medals covering the Nineteenth century, primarily up through the Civil War era.
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Baker 194A, no. 9 second obverse, Dobbs Ferry G. H. Lovett New York City
Obverse: [no legend]
Reverse: HEADQUARTERS NEAR DOBBS FERRY, N.Y. 1781 [star] NO 9 [star]
Copper Weight: 155.7 g (10.09 grams) Diameter: 27.6 mm Reverse die alignment: 360°
Provenance: Part of an anonymous donation consisting of 1100 tokens and medals covering the Nineteenth century, primarily up through the Civil War era.
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Baker 194A, no. 10 second obverse, Newburg G. H. Lovett New York City
Obverse: [no legend]
Reverse: HEADQUARTERS AT NEWBURG, N.Y. 1783 [star] NO 10 [star]
Copper Weight: 157.8 g (10.23 grams) Diameter: 27.7 mm Reverse die alignment: 360°
Provenance: Part of an anonymous donation consisting of 1100 tokens and medals covering the Nineteenth century, primarily up through the Civil War era.
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