Silver Plated Montana 25th Anniversary of Statehood

Value of 1914 HK-662a Silver Plated Montana 25th Anniversary of Statehood

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-662a

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Oro Y Plata, The Greenduck Co Chicago, Fiftieth Anniversary of the Organization of the Territory of Montana May 26, 1864, Admitted into the Union Nov. 8 1889 and the reverse text is Great Jubilee at Bozeman, The College City Aug. 5-8 1914, Gold Discovered in Alder Gulch May 26, 1863 by WM Fairweather and Henry Edgar, Montana Day Aug 8 1914. The front side of the coin shows three total figures in the center agricultural scene, the two front figures are mining for gold and holding shovels near a creek, mountains in the background and text surrounding the illustration. The backside of the coin depicts text surrounding in the outside border of the coin with mountains and the sun in the center, trees near the creek with a pick axe and shovels in the center.

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