1837 HARD TIMES BENTONIAN CURRENCY COPPER TOKEN MINT DROP E PLURIBUS UNUM 1841

Description

Reverse:
1837
BENTONIAN CURRENCY around the
peripheral
with inner wreath circling the words  MINT  DROP.
The "MINT DROP" refers to the supporters for MINTED HARD MONEY instead of worthless printed paper money.  "Bentonian Currency" is about Senator Thomas Hart Benton a strong supporter of President Andrew Jackson push for hard minted money.
Obverse: 1841 Liberty bust with bun hair circled by a wreath and the lettering E PLURIBUS UNUM
Copper Hard Times Token, 28.23 mm diameter, 1.95 mm thick,  .31 ounces in weight
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