BRUCE THOMAS COLLECTION OF SO-CALLED DOLLARS AND OTHER MEDALS
HK-025 ROUNDED 6 MS 64 BN

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Coin Details

Origin/Country: United States PHILADELPHIA, PA 1876
Design Description: ROUNDED 6 VARIETY
Item Description: COPPER SC$1 1875 MA HK-18 BATTLE OF LEXINGTON HK-25 ROUNDED 6 VARIETY US CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
Full Grade: NGC MS 64 BN
Owner: Bruce Thomas Collection

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ROUNDED 6 VARIETY OF THIS SO-CALLED DOLLAR TYPE IN COPPER. ONLY (7) MS 65 BN'S AND (4) MS 66 BN'S LISTED FINER OF THE ROUNDED 6 VARIETY IN THE NGC CENSUS AS OF 8/2023.

JEFF SHEVLIN HAS AN NGC MS 64 BN ROUNDED 6 VARIETY FOR SALE ON HIS WEBSITE FOR $395.00.

U.S. CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION 1876 PHILADELPHIA, PA

Purpose: To commemorate 100th anniversary of signing of United States Declaration of Independence.

LIBERTY BELL-INDEPENDENCE HALL DOLLARS

Struck and issued by Messrs. Deihl, Philadelphia; designed by Key. Some of pieces with small bell struck as early as 1872; with large bell, 1874, in anticipation of centennial celebration. Liberty Bell, made of bronze, weighs 2,080 pounds, is 3 feet high, measures 12 feet around lip. John Pass and Charles Stow recast bell in 1753, it having cracked year before; in 1835 it cracked beyond repair. It now hangs in Liberty Bell Center, a dedicated museum within Independence National Historical Park near old State House, renamed Independence Hall, where Declaration of Independence was unanimously adopted by Continental Congress, July 4, 1776.

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