Washington DC Sesquicentennial Permanent Capital

Value of 1950 HK-508 Washington DC Sesquicentennial Permanent Capital

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-508

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads National Capital Sesquicentennial 1800 Washington 1950 and the reverse text is Sixth Congress 1800 Eighty First Congress 1950, 150th Anniversary establishment of Permanent national Capital, President John Adams Addresses 6th Congress Washington November 1800. The front side of the coin shows a tall standing figure, the statue of Freedom in the center with a sword and a shield, stars surrounding the statue with text to the outer edge and a beaded border. The backside of the coin depicts members of Congress in the center with five figures facing away and a single figure facing the front of the coin, lines of text in the upper left of the coin and circular text arching above, four lines of text below the illustration.

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