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Sale 62
Lot 1965 |
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1904. A Trio of So-Called Dollars HK-299, HK-302, HK-303 Rarity 4, Rarity 3, Rarity 3. Silver 33mm, Yellow Bronze 33mm, Bronze 33mm. This exposition was the 4th largest and commemorates the Louisiana Purchase which was one of our nation's most important acquisitions of land. Grades range from EF to AU. Lot of 3 pieces.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$104 |
Sale 62
Lot 1966 |
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1907. A Trio of So-Called Dollars HK-345 and HK-346 (2) Rarity 6 and Rarity 4 Respectively. Silver-plated Bronze 34mm. Bronze 34mm. Jamestown Tercentennial. Although these pieces are popular, due to financial difficulties and hostile national press the attendance of this exposition was only approximately ¼ of the expected crowd. Grades range from VF to EF. Lot of 3 pieces.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$109 |
Sale 62
Lot 1967 |
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1908. A Pair of So-Called Dollars HK-350 and HK-351 Rarity 6 and Rarity 5. Copper 38mm. Brass Reeded Edge 36mm. These pieces commemorate the visit of United States Battle Fleet to San Diego on its voyage around the world under the command of Robley D. Evans aka "Fighting Bob." Grades range from VF to AU.
Estimated Value $50 - 60.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$46 |
Sale 62
Lot 1968 |
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1909. A Pair of So-Called Dollars HK-355 and HK-367a Rarity 4 and Rarity 5 Respectively. Copper 32mm. Bronze 36mm respectively. Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. Grades range from EF to Unc. Lot of 2 pieces.
Estimated Value $50 - 75.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$63 |
Sale 62
Lot 1969 |
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1915. A Pair of Official Medals From The Panama Pacific Exposition HK-400 and HK-401 Both Rarity 4. Bronze 38mm. Gilt 38mm. These varieties are considered to be some of the most artistically beautiful So-Called Dollars ever created. The obverse and reverse depictions are quite inspiring. Grades range from VF to EF. Lot of 2 pieces.
Estimated Value $40 - 50.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$69 |
Sale 62
Lot 1970 |
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A Trio of San Francisco Medals. Consists of: 1915 SC$1 Panama-Pacific Exposition Tower of Jewels HK-415a Rarity 5 Gilt Brass Reeded Edge 35mm, 1915 Medal Eastside Beer winner for excellence of product 29mm, 1939 Golden Gate Exposition Treasure Island HK-481 Rarity 2 Gilt Bronze 33mm . Grades range from VF to EF. Lot of 3 pieces.
Estimated Value $40 - 50.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$46 |
Sale 62
Lot 1971 |
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1916. A Pair of So-Called Dollars HK-430 and HK-431 Rarity 6. Bronze and Gilt. 34mm. Panama-California Exposition. The obverse displays an appealing portrait of Uncle Sam. Unlike HK-426-428 these varieties have an obverse date of 1916 and possess a greater rarity. Grades range from EF to AU. Lot of 2 pieces.
Estimated Value $70 - 80.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$92 |
Sale 62
Lot 1972 |
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A Pair of Oregon Related So-Called Dollars. Consists of: 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition State of Oregon HK-411 Rarity 3 Bronze 38mm and 1930 Pacific American International Exposition Battleship Oregon HK-459 Bronze 34mm. Grades range from EF to AU. Lot of 2 pieces.
Estimated Value $40 - 50.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$86 |
Sale 62
Lot 1973 |
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1959. A Pair of So-Called Dollars HK-542 Rarity 2. Turner 2. Silver. 33mm. Colorado "Rush to the Rockies" Centennial. These items commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first mass settlement of Colorado following the discovery of gold in the region. Grades range from MS63 to MS65 . Lot of 2 pieces.
Estimated Value $50 - 60.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$29 |
Sale 62
Lot 1974 |
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1960. A Trio of Pony Express So-Called Dollars HK-582 Rarity 2, HK-583 Rarity 1, and HK-585 Rarity 3. Silver 33mm Turner 3, Bronze 33mm Turner 3, Gilt Bronze 33mm. These pieces commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the famed Pony Express operating between St. Joseph, MO and Sacramento, CA. Medals will grade Unc.
Estimated Value $40 - 50.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$75 |
Sale 63
Lot 597 |
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1826 SC$1 HK-1 Rarity 6. Erie Canal Completion. White Metal 45mm. Holed. Our grade is Sharpness of AU with some corrosion. Housed in a wooden container made by Duncan Phyfe from the original wood of the Seneca Chief as issued. The obverse depiction of Pan and Neptune is quite attractive. The Erie Canal was considered the "greatest engineering feat of modern times…costliest, most successful project yet undertaken in the New World".
Estimated Value $400 - 500.
| Realized
$414 |
Sale 63
Lot 598 |
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1893. A Group of HK-155 Rarity 2 So-Called Dollars. Eglit 23A. Brass. 37mm. World's Columbian Exposition. Grades range from XF to Unc. Lot of 4 pieces.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
The William Pannier Estate.
| Realized
$127 |
Sale 64
Lot 1596 |
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Aviation, 1911//1977, "Firsts in Flight" Flown Fragments (each .25x.3") mounted in a multicolor lucite desk display (4x3x1.5"). The display includes pieces from the Wright Bros 1911 "Model B Flyer", Curtis "NC-4 Flying Boat" 1919, Douglas World Cruiser "Chicago"1924, HK-1 "Spruce Goose"1947, Apollo 11 Command Module "Columbia" 1969, and the Space Shuttle "Enterprise"1977. Consignor's photocopy COA included. An attractive lot.
Estimated Value $350 - 500.
| Realized
$114 |
Sale 67
Lot 984 |
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1896 Bryan Silver So-Called Dollar. 52 mm. HK-781. Uniface, Gorham. NGC MS-63. Beautifully toned. In a special oversize NGC holder.
Estimated Value $300 - 350.
| Realized
$460 |
Sale 67
Lot 985 |
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1898. Nebraska Trans-Mississippi So-Called Dollar. HK-283 Rarity 4. NGC graded MS-65. Official Medal.32 mm. Brass. Fully brilliant. Held in Omaha, Nebraska "To display the products, manufactures and industries of the states and territories west of the Mississippi River." Official Medals were struck in the Mint Exhibit from dies made at the Philadelphia Mint. Obverse is a composite picture "of. the most beautiful women in the Trans-Mississippi country" while the reverse was designed by T. R. Kimball, Omaha.
Estimated Value $250 - 300.
| Realized
$368 |
Sale 67
Lot 2077 |
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1909 New York Robert Fulton Gold Dollar. HK-375 So-Called Dollar. 14 mm. Less than 75 struck. Matte finish. NGC graded altered surface.
Estimated Value $200 - 250.
| Realized
$345 |
Sale 69
Lot 978 |
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1904 SC$1 HK-306 Louisiana Purchase Expo Admission Souvenir. This item is serial #28275. Our grade is MS63 Prooflike Lacquered. Nice golden toning.
Estimated Value $125 - 150.
The Judy Cahn Collection.
| Realized
$150 |
Sale 69
Lot 2214 |
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1909 WA SC$1 HK-360. NGC graded MS-63. Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Gold. Hart's coins of the west. Light golden toning with prooflike fields.
Estimated Value $400 - 500.
| Realized
$311 |
Sale 69
Lot 2215 |
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1911 AK SC$1 HK-850. NGC graded MS-61. Alaska Gold. Parka Head Series. Hart's coins of the west.
Estimated Value $300 - 350.
| Realized
$828 |
Sale 70
Lot 1084 |
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1852/4 So-Called Dollar HK-8. New York Crystal Palace, White Metal. SEGS graded AU-58. Plain Edge, 39 mm. We note that although the obverse is of HK-8, the reverse is of London Crystal Palace, not New York.
Estimated Value $30 - 50.
| Realized
$75 |
Sale 70
Lot 1093 |
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1870 Pilgrim Jubilee Memorial SC$1 HK-15. NGC Uncirculated Details, scratches. Brass, 36mm. Struck to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock. A few hairline scratches in field above Pilgrims.
Estimated Value $50-UP.
| Realized
$75 |
Sale 70
Lot 1104 |
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1892 Columbus Bust SC$1 HK-224A, Eglit-205, Bronze. NGC graded MS-65. An eye-appealing, high grade medal with deep and warm color.
Estimated Value $600-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$391 |
Sale 70
Lot 1111 |
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1892 World's Columbian Exposition Medal. Liberty Head - Low Relief. SC$ HK-222A. Eglit-51. NGC graded MS-64 Deep Mirror Prooflike. Aluminum, 35mm. Obverse with Liberty facing left surrounded by ring and stars at edge in low relief. Reverse Columbus landing scene. Brilliant surfaces with deeply mirrored fields and heavily frosted raised devices.
Estimated Value $175-UP.
| Realized
$311 |
Sale 70
Lot 1146 |
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Set of Two Official Medals of The World's Columbian Exposition. Eglit-23, So-Called Dollars HK-154 & 155. Bronze, 37mm. These two medals were originally listed by Eglit as #23. However, Hibler and Kappen differentiated between the two distinct varieties. HK-154 has large letters in obverse legend. It grades MS-63. HK-155 has small letters in the obverse legend. It has Uncirculated Details but has been cleaned.
Estimated Value $80-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$52 |
Sale 70
Lot 1147 |
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1893 Administration Building - Bird's Eye View Medal, Eglit-21. So-Called Dollar HK-166. Aluminum, 40mm. Better known as the Bird's Eye View So-Called Dollar, the obverse features the Administation building within Bird's Eye View legend. Columbus landing scene on reverse. Slight weekeness to strike is visible on Columbus on reverse. Our grade MS63.
Estimated Value $100-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$69 |
Sale 70
Lot 1155 |
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1893 Columbus Bust/Exposition View Medal. Eglit-13. HK-234A Reverse. Tin, 34mm. Columbus bust on obverse and bird's eye view of exposition on reverse. Holed at 12 o'clock for suspension.
Grade is AU-55.
Estimated Value $75-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$81 |
Sale 70
Lot 1161 |
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1893 Declaration of Independece Medal, Eglit-36, So-Called Dollar, HK-156. White metal, 40mm. This very popular medal is one of relatively few that Hibler and Kappen felt was worthy of inclusion in their So-Called Dollar reference. Struck by Boldenweck & Co. of Chicago. It grades About Uncirculated 58 and has been lightly cleaned.
Estimated Value $50-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$52 |
Sale 70
Lot 1162 |
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1893 Declaration of Independece Medal, Eglit-36, So-Called Dollar HK-156. MS-62. White metal, 40mm. As last, but holed at 12 o'clock. These medals are know both with and with out holes added, which suggests some were intended for suspension. This piece was never mounted as there are none of the marks or abrasions to the surfaces or around the hole that most mounted pieces display.
Estimated Value $50-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$46 |
Sale 70
Lot 1182 |
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1893 Ohio Building/Illinois Building Eglit-16. HK-217 Obverse. NGC graded MS-60. Aluminum, 35mm. Ohio building central to obverse and Illinois building is central to reverse. Obverse die is shared with So-Called Dollar HK-217.
Estimated Value $75-UP.
The Hoffman Collection.
| Realized
$132 |
Sale 70
Lot 1192 |
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1896 Bryan So-Called Dollar, Uniface. HK-781. S-7. NGC graded MS-63. Silver. A comparative dollar manufactured in comment to the 1896 presidential campaign and silver contraversy. Produced by the Gorham Manufacturing Company, Silversmiths. A very rare piece with gray toning with golden highlights.
Estimated Value $400-UP.
| Realized
$437 |
Sale 70
Lot 1193 |
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1896 Bryan So-Called Dollar. Wagon Wheel Reverse. HK-780, S-63. NGC graded MS-63. Silver. Made by the Gorham Manufacturing Company. Silversmiths. An attractive and rare piece with mottled gray toning.
Estimated Value $400-UP.
| Realized
$460 |
Sale 70
Lot 1195 |
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1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition SC$1. HK-281. PCGS Genuine. Silver, 34mm. The Official Medal was struck at the U.S. Mint Exhibit on the exposition grounds. Brilliant white and uncirculated with frosty raised devices and hairlines from cleaning .
Estimated Value $200-UP.
| Realized
$173 |
Sale 70
Lot 1196 |
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1901 Pan-American Exposition SC$1 HK-289. PCGS graded MS-64. Brass. The Official Medal for the exposition. This was struck at the U.S. Mint exhibit on the grounds of the exposition. Signed by sculptor, G.T. Brewster. Obverse: Indian standing, American eagle behind. Reverse: Map of Western Hemisphere. Brilliant luster. Conservatively graded.
Estimated Value $150-UP.
| Realized
$276 |
Sale 70
Lot 1197 |
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1906 Pike's Peak Centennial, Southwest Expedition Medal, SC$1 HK-335. PCGS graded MS-65 Mint State issue has oxidized gray finish. This example is brilliant silver, with prooflike surfaces under toning. Silver. 34 mm. An exceptional example of this medal that marks the centennial of Zebulon Pike's Southwest Expedition, and the discovery of the mountain that now bears his name. The obverse displays the bust of Pike, and the reverse depicts Pike's Peak. Designed by C.E. Barber and struck at Philadelphia Mint. Brilliant surfaces prooflike surfaces under deep blue, gray and gold toning and visibly frosty devices. Only 250 proofs are known to have been struck, and it is believed that there are less than 75 surviving specimens. NGC census shows four graded Proof-65 and one Proof-65 Cameo with none finer.
Estimated Value $600-UP.
| Realized
$437 |
Sale 70
Lot 1198 |
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1906 Pike's Peak Centennial, Southwest Expedition Medal, SC$1 HK-335. PCGS graded Proof 66Finest known certified example. Silver. 34 mm. A exceptional example of this medal that marks the centennial of Zebulon Pike's Southwest Expedition, and the discovery of the mountain that now bears his name. Designed by C.E. Barber and struck at Philadelphia Mint. Brilliant surfaces with deeply mirrored fields, and frosty devices. Light smokey toning at lower edge on obverse and reverse. Only 250 proofs are known to have been struck, and it is believed that there are less than 75 surviving specimens. NGC census shows 31 graded, with Proof-65 Cameo being the finest.
Estimated Value $650-UP.
| Realized
$578 |
Sale 70
Lot 1199 |
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1907 Jamestown Tercentennial Official Medal. SC$1 HK-347. PCGS graded MS-64. The Official medal for the exhibition. Struck at the U.S. Mint Exhibit at the exposition. Obverse: Pocahontas facing left. Reverse: Sailing ships from Captain John Smith's expedition in center. Bright brassy color with a few minor spots.
Estimated Value $225-UP.
| Realized
$115 |
Sale 70
Lot 1200 |
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1909 SC$1 HK-371 Rarity 7. NGC graded MS-65. Hendrik Hudson Daalder. Hudson-Fulton Celebration struck in gold.
Estimated Value $600 - 700.
| Realized
$1,006 |
Sale 70
Lot 1202 |
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1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition, California - Expo State. SC$1. HK-414. NGC graded MS-62. Brass, 35mm. Brown/olive brass surfaces with areas of reddish oxidation.
Estimated Value $50-UP.
| Realized
$127 |
Sale 70
Lot 1203 |
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1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition, Four Portaits SC$1. HK-420. Mint State 63. Silver plated, antiqued, 34mm. Bust of Pres. Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Col. George W. Goethals, and Count F. De Lesseps.
Estimated Value $100-UP.
| Realized
$178 |
Sale 70
Lot 1204 |
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1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition, Official Medal. SC$1 HK-399. PCGS graded EF-40. Silver. The Official Medal for the exposition. It was struck at the U.S. Mint Exhibit at the exposition. Obverse: Mercury opening Panama Canal locks as vessel, Argo, the symbol of navigation, passes. Signature of sculptor, Robert Aitken at lower right edge. Reverse: Two female figures representing two hemispheres Two females, representing the two hemispheres holding cornicopias. Conservatively graded.
Estimated Value $80-UP.
| Realized
$127 |
Sale 70
Lot 1206 |
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1933 Colorado Century of Progress SC$1 HK-870. PCGS graded AU-58 Conservatively graded as AU-58, our grade is MS-62 to MS63. Silver. This ounce medal was produced to raise approximately $60,000 in funds needed to ensure the State of Colorado would have an exhibit at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, IL. Several different types of this medal were produced, this being the most attractive of them. This is a brilliant white example with typically heavy die polish lines.
Estimated Value $100-UP.
| Realized
$207 |
Sale 70
Lot 1207 |
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1933 Pedley-Ryan Type IV SC$1. HK-825. PCGS graded MS-61. Silver. 27.8 grams. Pedley-Ryan was an investment company in Denver, Colorado. Pedley-Ryan "dollars" were produced to encourage investment and speculation in silver. The company produced several types of these flat, rimless, plain-edge silver disks with stamped incuse design. Only about a 1,000 pieces of all types are believed to have been sold. This is the most common of the incuse design types, but only 500 of this variety were reportedly produced. This piece is conservatively graded.
Estimated Value $125-UP.
| Realized
$150 |
Sale 70
Lot 4338 |
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Mexico. Medal or So-Called Dollar, 1909. HK-386. Silver. 38 mm. To commorate the meeting between President Taft and President Diaz at El Paso Texas and Juarez, Mexico. Toned. NGC graded MS-62.
Estimated Value $75 - 100.
The Charles Ruby Collection.
| Realized
$437 |
Sale 72
Lot 1067 |
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1896 SC$1 HK-780 Rarity 5 Bryan Dollar XF. Cleaned.
Estimated Value $150 - 200.
| Realized
$138 |
Sale 72
Lot 1068 |
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1909 Alaska-Yukon Pacific Expo So-Called Dollar, HK-359. AGS graded MS-64 Red. Bronze 36 mm. Rarity 5. Almost forgotten now, more than a century later, the purpose of the exposition was "To prove to. world. enormous value of Alaska to United States and. greatness of its entry port, Seattle"; to exhibit ". development, resources, products and advantages" of State of Washington. The expo was situated on almost 200 acres in northeast Seattle, bordering Lakes Union and Washington; grounds now part of University of Washington campus, with attendance from June 1 to Oct. 16, 1909 being 3,750,000; about 2,000,000 of whom paid.
Estimated Value $100 - 120.
| Unsold |
Sale 72
Lot 1069 |
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1915. Pan Pacific Expo So-Called Dollar. HK-405. SEGS graded AU-50. Rarity 6.
Estimated Value $70 - 80.
| Realized
$196 |
Sale 72
Lot 1070 |
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1933 CO SC$1 HK-825 Rarity 5 Pedley-Ryan Dollar. NGC graded MS-63. Pop 27; 7 finer.
Estimated Value $200 - 225.
| Realized
$196 |
Sale 72
Lot 1071 |
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1933 SC$1 HK-870 Rarity 3. ANACS graded MS-63. Nicely toned.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
| Realized
$184 |
Sale 72
Lot 1072 |
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1933 World's Fair So-Called Dollar, HK-870. ANACS graded MS-64. 1 oz Pure Silver. Rarity 3. Toned. Total struck reported to have been 10,000. Numbers issued and melted (if any melted) unknown. Mining scene on obverse of this type is somewhat similar to that on Lesher Dollars of more than 30 years before. Obverse: Within circle, mining scene; below, Use Silver to / Restore / Prosperity; within circle and beaded border, * Century of Progress * above; 1833 · World’s Fair · 1933 below. Reverse: Within circle, State Seal, Trade Mark below; outside around, between circle and beaded border, *** One · Ounce · of · Pure · Silver *** above; Colorado below.
Estimated Value $200 - 250.
| Realized
$184 |
Sale 74
Lot 1290 |
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1898. Trans-Mississippi Expo So-Called Dollar HK-282. Rarity 6. About Uncirculated. 34 mm. Bronze.
Estimated Value $60 - 70.
| Realized
$109 |
