1901-1902 So-Called Dollar HK-293a, 2 Sc Liberty Bell Dollar
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Description
The Liberty Bell traveled to Charleston for South Carolina's Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, and HK-293a shows it in a central circle with "Liberty Bell" above and "July 4. 1776" below. The obverse pictures an exposition building under the dates "Dec. 1. 1901--June 1. 1902" and the full name of the fair; the exposition actually ran from December 2, 1901, to May 31, 1902. The design was struck in bronze (HK-293) and in white metal, this piece, both at 35 mm. Contemporary accounts praised the statuary and the electric illumination, and the whole project, built in a typically southern style, was nicknamed the Ivory City. White metal, 35 mm.
Cross References
HK-293a; PCGS #642683; NGC #850513
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Other Strike Types in This Series
1901 HK-294, South Carolina Interstate & W. Indian Expo Dollar
1901-1902 So-Called Dollar HK-292, South Carolina Interstate & W. Indian Expo
1901-1902 So-Called Dollar HK-294a, 2 Sc S.C. Inter-State Expo
1901-1902 So-Called Dollar HK-295, 2 Sc S.C. Inter-State Expo
1901-1902 So-Called Dollar HK-295a, 2 Sc S.C. Inter-State Expo
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