Kenosha Centennial Bronze Dollar

Value of 1935 HK-693a Kenosha Centennial Bronze Dollar

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-693a

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads 1835 1935 Centennial Celebration and the reverse text is 100th Anniversary Official Souvenir Kenosha, Greenduck Co Chicago. The front side of the coin shows a city seal of Kenosha in the center with an all-seeing eye looking down on an eagle carrying scales in his hands, surrounded by a thin border and a wreath to the outside edge, banners coming from either side of the center circle with a thick border circle surrounding and text within. The backside of the coin depicts a banner and shield in the lower center of the coin with a wreath and branches behind, an arching border over the top of the coin with a star in the center and text in four lines below.

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