1887 So-Called Dollar HK-611, Soldiers & Sailors Monument
Strike TypeCoin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $192
- Sold
- Grade
- MS60PL
- Auction house
- Stack's Bowers
Description
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument at New Haven, Connecticut, stands on the obverse of HK-611 with its height lettered to either side, "Height" at left and "110 Feet" at right, under the legend "The Soldiers and Sailors Monument New Haven Conn." The reverse, inside a serrated circle, gives the monument's purpose: "Erected to Commemorate the Services of Her Sons in 4 Wars," with "Dedicated June 17 1887" around the bottom. Under that, in microscopic letters, is the signature "G E Fownes NY." Hibler and Kappen record nothing more about the dedication, so the medal is its own account of the day: a monument 110 feet tall raised by New Haven for its men who served in four wars. The piece is white metal and measures 35 mm.
Cross References
HK-611; PCGS #643064
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