U.S. Capitol Centennial Souvenir

Value of 1893 HK-244 U.S. Capitol Centennial Souvenir

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-244

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Washington D.C. Centennial of Laying of Corner Stone of U.S. Capitol Sep. 18, 1893 and the reverse text is Souvenir. The front side of the coin shows the capitol in the center of the coin with text surrounding, some text arching while other is wavy, a banner is at the top of the coin and the date appears at the bottom of the dollar. The backside of the coin depicts a closed wreath in the center with two small flowers and lines, text in the center and a ring of stars surrounding the wreath with a beaded border to the outside edge.

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