Banker in Hartford, Connecticut. Employed with Bissell & Company. Married Emily P. Haynes about 1870.

He issued price lists of coins, patterns, medals and store cards in 1861. He conducted at least six auctions sales 1861 to 1872. He published many varieties of Civil War envelopes.

He commissioned Joseph H. Merriam of Boston to produce dies for these copies:

Brasher Doubloon 1787

New England elephant token 1694

Non Vi Virtute Vici 1786

Rosa Americana Twopence 1733

Later he commissioned George H. Lovett of New York to produce dies for these copies:

George Washington President 1789

Higley Copper store card of 1861

Non Dependens Status 1778

He also issued medalets and trade cards. He published lists indicating the number of pieces struck in various metals. Robinson is listed as a consignor to several sales 1861 through 1870.

see: Alfred S. Robinson-Hartford Numismatist by DeWitt