World Columbian Exposition Aluminum Chicago Dollar

Value of 1893 HK-168 World Columbian Exposition Aluminum Chicago Dollar

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-168

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads World’s Columbian Exposition and the reverse text is Chicago Day Urbs In Horto Oct. 9, 1893. The front side of the coin shows a female figure standing in the center with armor on her breasts and a flowing dress. She has an eagle to her left hand side and is standing on a shield. To her right hand side are three flags and she is surrounded by stars and text. The backside of the coin depicts a shield in the center is marked with wheat stalks, stripes and stars, a banner is below with a ship to the right, a cloud above, and a Native American to the left.

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