Dayton Centennial

Value of 1896 HK-636 Dayton Centennial

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-636

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Ohio and the reverse text is Centennial Anniversary of Dayton Ohio Sept. 14-18 1896 Landing of the First Settlers April 1 1796. The front side of the coin shows two figures leaning on the crest in the center that shows wheat stalks and mountains, along with a sunrise, one figure is holding a rake and they have a banner below them, all surrounded by stars. The backside of the coin depicts eight figures in a boat on the river, unloading items onto the bank of the river with text surrounding the image.

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