1915 HK-407, Pan-Pac Expo Maryland State Fund Dollar
Strike Type
Coin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $180
- Sold
- Grade
- MS63BN
- Auction house
- Kagin's
Description
Maryland passed over commerce and industry on its 1915 exposition medal and honored instead two native sons whose songs made the state known. On the reverse, within a laurel wreath, twin circles hold busts of James Ryder Randall above and Francis Scott Key below, with "Maryland My Maryland" around the top and "Star-Spangled Banner" around the bottom. The obverse is the state seal, with "Maryland at Panama Pacific International Exposition 1915" around it, the microscopic "M C P P I Ex 1915" below the seal and the Whitehead & Hoag mark, "W. & H. Co." and "Newark, N. J.," near the border. Maryland distributed the medal on Maryland Day to officials and others. HK-407 is bronze, 38 mm; HK-407a is silver-plated bronze.
Cross References
HK-407; PCGS #643873; NGC #850678
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