1948 So-Called Dollar HK-914a, Postwar Commemorative Variant

Coin Details

Description

This 1948 postwar so-called dollar (HK-914a) is a piece cataloged in the monetary section of the Hibler-Kappen so-called dollar reference. Post-World War II so-called dollars reflect the optimistic spirit of the early postwar years, when Americans celebrated victory, honored sacrifice, and looked forward to a peaceful future. The postwar period saw continued production of commemorative medals and so-called dollars, carrying forward a tradition that had flourished since the 19th century. The so-called dollar collecting community has grown significantly since the Hibler-Kappen catalog's initial publication, with specialized dealers, dedicated reference works, and an active collector base supporting a market that values historical significance, artistic merit, rarity, and condition. Heritage Auctions, Stack's Bowers, and other major numismatic auction houses regularly feature so-called dollars in their sales.

Rarity Notes

This 1948 so-called dollar is generally scarce in the numismatic market. Examples are collected by specialists in so-called dollars and American medallic art.

Cross References

HK-914a; PCGS #643749