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who was also responsible for the Panama Pacific $50 slugs. (G)
117.
HK 403. PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITIONALARKANSAS
FUND DOLLAR, 1915.
Choice Unc. (F-G)
118.
HK 410b. PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION KENTUCKY
FUND DOLLAR, 1915.
38mm. Bronze. (Robbins Co.).
Extremely Fine. With fob top, as made, meant to
accommodate a suspension ribbon. The obverse is the
same as HK 410, portraying a sailing ship and the surrounding
legend, THE LAND DIVIDED THE WORLD UNITED.
Around the border is an exposition inscription. The reverse
is a rendition of the Kentucky State Seal and the legend: FOR
KENTUCKY EXPOSITION FUND.
Extremely Rare! This is only the fifth Kentucky Fund Dollar
we have ever handled. It is so rare that it went unmentioned in
HK’s extensive listing of Pan-Pac Exposition medals. Our last
offering of one was in our 2007 Auction Seventy Seven
where a holed XF with rough edges brought $759;00
In our 2006 Fauver Collection sales (#143) an XF with a few
edge nicks brought $1322.50. We suspect, without knowing for
certain, that many, if not most, of these Kentucky Fund Dollars
started out life suspended from a ribbon.
119.
HK 458. SESQUICENTENNIAL MEDAL OF HONOR
DOLLAR, 1926.
R4. MMNS MS-63. Die Break. An attractive
piece with several obverse die breaks running from the edge to
the center as most often found. (F-G)
120.
HK 486. GOLDEN GATE EXPOSITION PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE DOLLAR, 1939.
R4. NGC MS-65. Choice
condition! (F)
121.
HK 493a. LINCOLN GOLD DOLLAR, 1939.
DeLorey 49;
King - Unlisted. 15mm. 10k Gold. 1.3 grams. J.E. Roine, Sc.
Choice Uncirculated with a brilliant finish. Obverse bust of
Lincoln to the left, his name around and the date, 1939 below.
Reverse: A/ TOKEN surrounded by a circle of nine stars, all
surrounded by an olive wreath with a tenth star at the top of the
wreath.
400 of these gold tokens were struck with a brilliant finish. From
Stacks sale of March 13, 14, 1990, Lot #626. ( I )
122.
HK 507. WASHINGTON D.C. SESQUICENTENNIAL,
1950.
R4. Silver. Lightly toned Unc. (G)
123.
HK 553. OREGON STATEHOOD CENTENNIAL:
BUCHANAN - EISENHOWER
DOLLAR.
R6. 34mm.
Sterling silver. MMNS MS-63. The obverse portrays the
Oregon Statehood Centennial emblem, while the reverse bears
jugate busts of Presidents James Buchanan and Dwight D.
Eisenhower to the left. Only 175 struck in this metal. (G)
Lot 116
Lot 117
Lot 118
Lot 121
Lot 122
Lot 123