Middletown Centennial in Tin

Value of 1884 HK-599a Middletown Centennial in Tin

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-599a

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads To commemorate the first centennial of the City of Middletown, 1784 July 13 1884, Jabez Hamlin, First Mayor and the reverse text is The Seal of the City of Middletown Connecticut. The front side of the coin shows a bust in the center facing the right, the bust is of a man and is surrounded by two single lines of the text above and below, wreath surrounding, and the remaining text surrounding the wreath. The backside of the coin depicts a mountain and sun in the center with a boat, ferry, train, plough, and wagon in the center illustration with text surrounding.

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