1933-1934 So-Called Dollar HK-474, Travel & Transport Dollar
Strike TypeCoin Details
Auction Record
- Price realized
- $150
- Sold
- Grade
- MS66DMPL
- Auction house
- Heritage Auctions
Description
The Travel and Transport building of Chicago's Century of Progress appears on the obverse of HK-474, an ornate modern structure with its name above and "A Century of Progress Chicago 1933" set beneath. The reverse borrows the good-luck die of the 1933 Hall of Science piece, HK-469: a horseshoe holding a four-leaf clover, a wishbone below and "Keep Me for Good Luck" around. Architecture at the fair was meant to work honestly, with a dozen major palaces and some 200 other buildings depending on simple surfaces, color and light rather than ornament. The HK listing gives it in gilt at 33 mm; a 1934 edition with a slightly smaller flan and revised dates is HK-474a.
Cross References
HK-474; PCGS #644030; NGC #850784
External References
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