1882 So-Called Dollar HK-141, Upland-Chester Dollar
Strike TypeCoin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $252
- Sold
- Grade
- MS63PL
- Auction house
- Heritage Auctions
Description
Upland was the Swedish settlement on the Delaware that William Penn renamed Chester, and HK-141 marks that change two centuries on. Its reverse holds only "Upland / 1682 / Chester / 1882" inside an open wreath tied with a ribbon; the obverse is the same left-facing Penn bust used on HK-140. Penn and about a hundred followers left Deal, England, aboard the Welcome on September 1, 1682, landed at New Castle on October 27 and reached Upland on October 30. He stayed at Chester for a time and convened the first Assembly there, which on December 7 passed the first laws of the province. Chester held its part of the 1882 bicentennial on October 23. White metal, 35 mm.
Cross References
HK-141; PCGS #642378; NGC #850257
External References
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Other Strike Types in This Series
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1882 So-Called Dollar HK-141b, Upland-Chester Dollar
1882 White Metal So-Called Dollar HK-140, Penn'S House & City Hall
1884-1885 So-Called Dollar HK-143, 5 La Mardi Gras Dollar
1884-1885 So-Called Dollar HK-143a, 5 La Mardi Gras Dollar
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