Type IV Swift and Company Dollar

Value of 1919 HK-907a Type IV Swift and Company Dollar

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-907a

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads A Swift Dollar of sales, Where it goes, 85 4/10% for live stock (Farmer pays large part of this for producing and marketing costs) Labor, Freight and other expenses, 13%, 1 6/10% profit, 1919 and the reverse text is 85 4/10 cents of the average dollar received by Swift & Company is paid for the live animal (it costs the farmer a large portion of this for producing and marketing) 13 cents for labor, freight, etc. 1 6/10 cents remains with Swift & Company as profit. The front side of the coin shows arching text over the horizontal centered text with a pie chart taking up a majority of the coin. The backside of the coin depicts lines of text describing the purpose for which this medal was made.

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