Tin Medal with Seated Liberty and Six Pointed Star

Value of 1876 HK-61 Tin Medal with Seated Liberty and Six Pointed Star

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-61

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Free and United States 1876 and the reverse text is Struck in the centennial buildings in the one hundredth year of American independence 1876. The front side of the coin shows Liberty seated in the center above the keystone and in front of a background of a ship and a train, text arches above and the date falls below. The backside of the coin depicts a star in the center with rays coming from it, two lines of text and the date are below and arching text in two lines above.

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