Price
$45.00
Condition
used
Product Condition
Good, some stray marks and rim marks
Size
1" diameter
1841 Hard Times Token "Millions for Defense, Not One Cent for Tribute. The slogan "Millions for defense, not one cent for tribute" became a rallying cry, expressing the sentiment that the United States was willing to spend millions on defense (i.e., military preparations) but would not pay any ransom or tribute to foreign nations. It emphasized a stance of national dignity, resistance to extortion, and a commitment to defending the country's honor. Original.
The slogan "Millions for defense, not one cent for tribute" originated during the Quasi-War between the United States and France in the late 18th century, but it became particularly well-known in 1841 during a diplomatic dispute with France. The phrase reflects a stance of national pride and a refusal to pay bribes or tribute to foreign powers
$45.00
used
Good, some stray marks and rim marks
1" diameter