Wells Fargo & Company Semicentennial Dollar

Value of 1902 HK-296 Wells Fargo & Company Semicentennial Dollar

This So-Called Dollar is given the catalog number HK-296

The obverse text on this So-Called Dollar reads Wells Fargo & Company and the reverse text is 1852 March 18th 1902 Express and Banking Fidelity. The front side of the coin shows a horse drawn carriage in the upper portion of the coin, with three horses and two men, one of which is firing a rifle, the bottom half has a man on a horse firing a gun at a Native American who is shooting a bow and arrow. The backside of the coin depicts a train in the upper portion with electrical poles above it and a ribbon below, a hand holding lightening bolts at the bottom and various branches throughout.

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