Tin World War I Type I Dollar

Value of 1917 HK-894 Tin World War I Type I Dollar

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-894

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Service with the American Army, Worlds War 1917 and the reverse text is Trust in the Lord and keep your powder dry. The front side of the coin shows text surrounding outside of a thin border, an illustration of a soldier in the center drawing his rifle and pointing towards the right side. The backside of the coin depicts an eagle with wings spread in the center and whose beak is pointing towards the top right of the medal, stars above and text below, flags in the background.

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