This piece which is struck from 2 similar but not identical dies with One Cent in a wreath is not believed to be a Mint product. According to the description in Stacks's 1976 ANA sale, one of the sides has 26 leaves and 15 berries and the other has 21 larger leaves and 13 berries. Not much is known about this design but it is believed related to the hard times tokens of the late 1830s to early 1840s and is possibly struck in Feuchtwanger's metal (German silver). At least a half dozen are believed to exist including: To see all available images, click here. 1) The Judd coin plated in appendix C 2) Ford-Stack 6/04 lot 243, Heritage 2/21 as PCGS63, Rayne-Heritage 6/24 - NGC62 3) New Netherlands, Bullowa, Ford-Stacks 6/04 lot 244 4) Stacks 8/76 ANA, Stacks 12/80 - VF, spotty on irregular planchet 5) Rau-Stacks 6/18 - PCGSAU55 6) Heritage 1/22 - PCGS64 2 were in the Brenner-1914 ANS exhibit and went to Virgil Brand as journal #92500:150 and #92500:151. Photo courtesy of Saul Teichman.