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of dark stain on both sides. (U.S. Mint) Obverse with facing bust of

William Penn dated 1682 and 1882 at the sides. Legend: MINT OF

THE UNITED STATES PHILADELPHIA. The reverse inscription

is in six lines: CELEBRATION/ OF/ 200 TH ANNIVERSARY/ OF

THE/ LANDING OF PENN/ OCT. 24, 1882. (D)

627.

HK 140. PENN’S HOUSE AND CITY HALL DOLLAR, 1882.

R5.

Holed AU. (C)

628.

HK 169. COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION CHICAGO DOLLAR, 1893.

R 4 . Lightly toned Unc. (E)

629.

HK 183. U.S. GOVERNMENT BUILDING DOLLAR, 1893.

R5.

Eglit 130. Proof-like Unc. but the upper right quadrant of the

obverse has extensive corroded areas. (C-D)

630.

HK 222. COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION: LIBERTY HEAD DOLLAR,

1893.

R5. AU, but with a few scattered corrosion spots. A

bust of Columbus faces to the left while the landing of Columbus

is depicted on the reverse. (C)

631.

HK 228. COLUMBUS BUST / BIRD’S EYE VIEW, 1892. R6.

Eglit 257. Bright AU. (D)

632.

HK 239. COLUMBUS STATUE DOLLAR, 1893.

R 5 . Lightly

toned Unc. (D-E)

633.

247.

CALIFORNIA

MIDWINTER

EXPOSITION

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING/

ELECTRIC TOWER DOLLAR,

1894.

R5. Holed Unc. with a tiny area of brown encrustation on the

obverse to the left of the building. (E)

634.

HK 253. CALIFORNIA MIDWINTER EXPOSITION MECHANICS

ART BUILDING

DOLLAR, 1894.

AU. “Stamped in the

Mechanics Building” (D)

635.

HK 279 Var. GRANT’S TOMB DEDICATION – TYPE II DOLLAR,

1897.

R6. This example is bronzed white metal (as are probably

all.) Dark XF. (E-F)

636.

HK 281. TRANS-MISSISSIPPI AND INTERNATIONAL

EXPOSITION OFFICIAL MEDAL, 1898

R5. (E)

637.

HK 283 Var. TRANS-MISSISSIPPI AND INTERNATIONAL

EXPOSITION OFFICIAL

MEDAL, 1898.

Swoger 11-Ic. 34mm.

Gilt on Yellow Bronze. Brilliant Unc, with light hairlines. (D)

638.

HK 289. PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION OFFICIAL MEDAL,

1901.

R3. Swoger 13b. Gilt. Gem Unc. . (F)

639.

ANOTHER, of the same.

Choice AU. (D)

640.

HK 291 PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION BUFFALO DOLLAR,

1901.

R5.. Holed. Dark XF. (C)

641.

HK 299. LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION OFFICIAL

MEDAL, 1904.

R4. Swoger 15b. 34mm. Silver. 19 grams.

George Morgan, Sc. (U.S. Mint) AU. Swoger cites a mintage

figure of 6,002 pieces in silver – all delivered in 1906. (D-E)

642.

HK 310. LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION GOOD LUCK

DOLLAR, 1904.

XF with dark spots scattered over both sides.

Obverse busts of Napoleon & Jefferson. (B-C)

643.

HK 315. LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION. CASCADE

GARDENS/GOVERNMENT BUILDING DOLLAR, 1904.

R4. AU.

(D)

644.

HK 316. LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION. CASCADE

GARDENS/ GOVERNMENT BUILDING DOLLAR, 1904.

R5.

Nice bright AU. (D-E)

645.

HK 322a. PALACE OF MANUFACTURES/ PALACE OF LIBERAL

ARTS.

R5. Lightly hairlined AU. (E)

646.

HK 327. LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.

R5.

XF a few minor dark spots. (C)

647.

HK 328. LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION

GOVERNMENT BUILDING DOLLAR, 1905.

R5 . Silver Plated –

as are all. Lightly toned Unc. with a small dig on Clark’s shoulder.

(C-D)

648.

SAME,

as above. XF/AU. (C)

Lot 626

649.

HK 331. LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION

GOVERNMENT BUILDING DOLLAR, 1905.

R5. Reeded Edge.

XF/AU. (C)

650.

HK 343a. SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE AND FIRE TYPE

II DOLLAR, 1906.

MMNS AU-55. A few minor digs on the obverse

rim at 6:00. The patina is mostly brown in appearance. Very little of

the gilding remains to be seen. (E)

651.

HK 346. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION OFFICIAL MEDAL, 1907.

R4. Swoger 18c. Choice iridescent Unc. (D)

652.

HK 347 JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION OFFICIAL MEDAL, 1907

R4. Swoger 18b. Gilt Bronze. Choice BU. (E-F)

653.

SAME,

as above. Also a nice bright Unc. but with a few very minor

spots. (E)

654.

HK 350. U.S. NAVY WORLD VOYAGE TYPE I, 1908.

R6. XFAU

with evidence of a hanger having been removed at 12:00. (C-D)

655.

HK 354. ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION OFFICIAL

MEDAL, 1909.

R4. Swoger 19Ic1. George Morgan, Sc Unc. (D)

656.

ANOTHER, of the same.

Also, a nice Unc. (D)

657.

HK 359. AYPE UTAH DOLLAR, 1908.

R5. Lustrous AU with

many tiny edge nicks on both sides. (C)

658.

HK 370. HENDRICK HUDSON DAALDER, 1909.

R5. Choice

Unc. (E)

659.

HENDRIK HUDSON DAALDER/ DICKESON SOMMER

ISLANDS SHILLING COPY MULING, CA. 1960

. 37mm. Silver.

Choice Unc. The obverse of this piece is from the die used

to strike the reverse of HK 369-70 (Hendrik Hudson Dallder).

The reverse uses a die copied via a transfer hub from the

original die used to strike the obverse of Prof. Montroville

Dickeson’s copy of the Sommer Islands Shilling. (E-F)

660.

SAME,

as above, but struck in Bronze. R&B Unc. (D-E)

661.

HK 380. HUDSON – FULTON JUGATE DOLLAR, 1909.

R6. XF.

With loop applied at top, as made. (C-D)

662.

HK 400. PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION OFFICIAL MEDAL,

1915

. R4. Swoger 21c-o. F/VF. (B)

663.

HK 405. PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION GEORGIA FUND

DOLLAR, 1915.

R6. Lightly cleaned. (E-F)

664.

HK 407. PPIE MARYLAND FUND DOLLAR, 1915.

R 5 .

38.3mm. XF/AU. (E)

665.

HK 412. PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION SOUTH CAROLINA

FUND DOLLAR, 1915.

R6. XF. One of the more elusive of the

PPIE State Fund Dollars. (E)

666.

HK 422. PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION U.S. EXPOSITIONS

DOLLAR, 1915. Variety III.

VF. On two of three known reverse

die varieties, microscopic

I. & J.

[Irvine & Jachens, who struck the

medals] appears off the coast of Mexico on one and off of coast

Central America on the other. It is missing from this, the third

variety. (E)

667.

HK 428. PANAMA - CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION OFFICIAL

MEDAL, 1915-16.

R5. Bright Unc. (E)

668.

ANOTHER,

Equally as nice. (E)

669.

HK 454. U.S. SESQUICENTENNIAL OFFICIAL MEDAL.

R3.

Swoger 25b. Nickel. Choice Unc. (E)

670.

HK 456. U.S. SESQUICENTENNIAL – CONNECTICUT

DOLLAR, 1926.

R3. Unc. Minor spots. (C)

671.

HK 462. 250

ANNIVERSARY OF PENN’S ARRIVAL IN

AMERICA, 1932.

R3. AU. (B)

672.

HK 463. CENTURY OF PROGRESS EXPOSITION OFFICIAL

MEDAL, 1933.

R2. Choice Unc. Housed in its original black

and gold colored box with descriptive pamphlet. (D)

673.

HK 470. INDIAN HEAD DOLLAR, 1933.

R3. Choice Red Unc.

(C)

674.

HK 471. CENTURY OF PROGRESS EXPOSITION ITALIAN

EXHIBIT DOLLAR, 1933.

R4. Choice AU. Struck in Italy by

Stefano Johnson. (E-F)

675.

HK UNLISTED. SESQUICENTENNIAL OF METHODISM,

1934.

38mm. Bronze. John R. Sinnock, Sc. (MACO) Unc. Obv:

busts center of Wesley, Asbury and Coke, their names below.

SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION/ OF THE ORGANIZATION

OF above. In exergue: THE METHODIST - EPISCOPAL/

CHURCH IN AMERICA/ 1784 - 1934. Rx: GARRETTSON

LEAVING BARRATTS CHAPEL TO CALL THE PREACHERS TO

THE CHRISTMAS CONFERENCE around scene of horsemen

speeding through town. (C)

676.

HK 481. GOLDEN GATE EXPOSITION TREASURE ISLAND

DOLLAR, 1939-40.

R2. AU with a few minor scattered spots. (B)