The Tokens of W.W. Wilbur of Charleston, S.C. Auctioneer

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The Tokens of W.W. Wilbur of Charleston, S.C. Auctioneer by coinsarefun on 18 Nov, 2009 12:57
An interesting follow up on the previous slave tokens is this one. It fails to let you know
the main income from auctions were slaves!

A great read is here http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/tokenofthemonth/token028/

I have not been able to identify the counterstamp.
Reply #1 by walmann on 18 Nov, 2009 13:17
Image in not showing up just the red X.
Reply #2 by FilthyBroke on 18 Nov, 2009 19:38
That's pretty neat. Can you tell me the significance or origins of the flower stamps? They have me curious....
Reply #3 by FilthyBroke on 18 Nov, 2009 20:53
<<I have not been able to identify the counterstamp.>>

Oops, I missed this part of your description. Now that I think about it, I'd bet that Greg (Savoyspecial) would know.
Reply #4 by coinsarefun on 18 Nov, 2009 21:04
Quote from: FilthyBroke on 18 Nov, 2009 20:53
<<I have not been able to identify the counterstamp.>>

Oops, I missed this part of your description. Now that I think about it, I'd bet that Greg (Savoyspecial) would know.

Greg and I have been looking for almost a year now.......no luck
Reply #5 by Rigos_Place on 25 Nov, 2009 20:30
WOW! Done some research and can't seem to find anything on the stamp!!!