Loss of RBG is final nail in Democracy's coffin
Frances E. Willard, Temperance Movement, Prohibition Party 1933

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Origin/Country: United States Chicago, IL 1933
Design Description: Frances E. Willard Temperance Dollar
Item Description: Bronze SC$1 1933 HK-772 FRANCES E. WILLARD HK-772
Full Grade: NGC MS 63
Owner: Spencer Collection

Set Details

Custom Sets: HORNREICH COLLECTION of So Called Dollars
HORNREICH COLLECTION of World and U.S. Historical Medals Including So-Called Dollars
Loss of RBG is final nail in Democracy's coffin
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Medal, 1933, Bz, FRANCES E. WILLARD (Temperance Movement Leader), So Called Dollar HK-772 Bronze, NGC MS63, Cert# 4179229-013. Leader of Temperance Movement, President of the Christian Temperance Union in 1879, and she helped organize the Prohibition Party. Obv. Female bust r. with wreath at l. shoulder; above Frances E. Willard; wreath-like border; Rev. Scene of male figure addressing group of 12 females in front of building; second male figure at l. border; above, around Woman's Christian Temperance Union / Dec. 15, 1873; below all 1933. HK-772 Bronze. 35mm. Rarity-6. Among the Finest Known. History: Frances E. Willard (1839-1898) was leader of temperance movement; president of Women's Christian Temperance Union in 1879; helped organize Prohibition Party. Her statue is Illinois' contribution to Statuary Hall, Washington, DC.

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