Dollar - Panama Pacific International Exposition $50 California Gold Slug

Features

Location	United States
Type	Tokens
Year	1915
Value	1 Dollar (1 USD)
Currency	Dollar (1785-date)
Composition	Złoto plated brąz (Bronze gilt)
Diameter	40 mm
Shape	Ośmiokątny
Technique	Frezowana
Number	N# 123560
References	HK# 424 Harold E. Hibler, Charles V. Kappen; 2008. So-Called Dollars: an Illustrated Standard Catalog with Valuations (2^nd Edition). Coin & Currency Institute, Clifton, New Jersey, United States.

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Commemorative issue

Międzynarodowa wystawa Panama-Pacific Automatically translated

Obverse

Wewnątrz okręgu z koralików Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering: Souvenir / PPIE Design. Pat. Appld. for / Panama-Pacific, International / Exposition / San Francisco / 1915 The Days of Old the Days of Gold the Days of Forty Nine; microscopic C.G. Brinker S.F.

Reverse

Wewnątrz koralikowego okręgu znajduje się wzór podobny do złotego ślimaka Augustus Humbert $50 z 1851 roku Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering: Imitation of Famous California Fifty Dollar Gold Slug, Used by the Pioneers * 1850 * United States of America Fifty Dolls.

Mint

Irvine & Jachens Manufacturers of Medals and Trade Tokens, San Francisco, United States (1886-1949)

Comments

Firma Irvine & Jachens z Daly City w Kalifornii wybiła te monety przy użyciu oreidu (brązu handlowego) jako metalu.

1915 HK-424 Panama-Pacific Exposition Octagonal Dollar (Slug), Zestawy tak zwanych dolarów wyemitowanych na Wystawę Pan-Pacific muszą być jednymi z największych. Bardzo niewiele z nich ma kształt inny niż okrągły; ten jest jednym z nich. Jest to przykład typu pierwszego, z projektem bliższym prawdziwemu ślimakowi pięćdziesięciodolarowemu z lat pięćdziesiątych XIX wieku. Automatically translated

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Irvine & Jachens, Daly City, CA, struck these pieces using oreide (commercial bronze) as the metal.

1915 HK-424 Panama-Pacific Exposition Octagonal Dollar (Slug), The sets of so-called dollars issued for the Pan-Pacific Exposition has to be one of the largest. Very few are in shapes other than round; this is one of those. This is a Type One example, with the design closer to a real fifty dollar slug of the 1850s.

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
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1915

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