So-Called Dollars Minted in 1876

Made of pure silver crushed from Nevada ores at the Nevada quartz mill located in […]

This medal depicts a female representing the United States. She is in a reclining position […]

The Centennial Exposition held in Philadelphia had the Liberty Bell on display, as depicted on […]

A seated woman, similar to James Longacre’s one-dollar patterns, represents America. The reverse depicts an […]

Engraved by George Hampden Lovett, obverse features a naked bust of George Washington with an […]

Engraved by George Hampden Lovett, obverse features a naked bust of George Washington with an […]

The Edifice of the Art Gallery on the obverse, one of the many Centennial So-Called […]

1876 · HK-86 · Gutta-Percha · 1876 U.S. Centennial Exposition

On the obverse is the Art Gallery Building, constructed for the Centennial Exposition held in […]

The first in a series of eight medals engraved and issued by George Hampden Lovett […]

Prominent numismatist Professor Montroville Dickeson, publisher of the American Numismatic Manual of 1859, had dies […]

For the obverse, Dickeson adopted a vignette from the Perseverando $6 bills issued by the […]