Lauer’s Exhibition Palace Dollar Exposition View

Value of 1894 HK-262 Lauer’s Exhibition Palace Dollar Exposition View

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-262

The reverse text is California San Francisco, Midwinter International Exposition 1894 Lauer. The front side of the coin shows a female figure sitting at a throne in the center with her left hand resting on a state seal and a bear laying below the seal, mountains in the background with the sun’s rays coming from behind, a miner in the foreground using a pick axe. The backside of the coin depicts an aerial view of the California Midwinter Exposition with four lines of text below and two lines of text arching above, a palm tree to the right side of the coin.

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