South Carolina General Assembly Centennial

Approximate Current Value: $200

Diameter: 38.00 mm
Mintage/Proof: NA / 0
Weight: NA
Metal: Tin
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So-Called Dollar Value Guide: Value of 1891 HK-622 South Carolina General Assembly Centennial Dollar

Value of 1891 HK-622 South Carolina General Assembly Centennial

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-622

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads South Carolina, S Carolina Animis Fibusqueparati Dum Spiro Sper O Spes and the reverse text is Centennial Celebration of the First meeting of the General Assembly of the state of South Carolina in the City of Columbia in the Year 1791 Celebrated at Columbia, S.C. May 13-15, 1891. The front side of the coin shows a female figure standing to the left with her hand out-stretched towards the angel in the center, a man to the right with his hand on the oval plaque, angel above and the state seals held within the plaques, two lines of descriptive text below. The backside of the coin depicts descriptive text for the events happening in the State of South Carolina.

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