1853 · SH 1-1 BS · HK-5 · Brass · 1853 New York Crystal Palace
Designed and likely struck by Carl Stubenrauch of St. Louis, Missouri. Signature below Liberty’s foot.
1853 · SH 1-1 WM · HK-6 · White Metal · 1853 New York Crystal Palace
Struck for the first “International” Exposition held in the United States and hosted in New…
1853 · SH 1-2 WM · HK-7A · White Metal · 1853 New York Crystal Palace
Engraved by George Hampden Lovett, micro signature G.H. Lovett N.Y. below the building. George Lovett…
1860 · HK-10 · White Metal · Category: 1860
Bust features John C. Heenan the “Benicia Boy” who won the first clear claim to…
1860 · HK-10B · Copper · Category: 1860
The Boxing Champion of England, Thomas Sayers bust adorns the obverse. Struck to commemorate the…
1861 · HK-11B · Category: 1860
A battle scene on the obverse depicts exploding bombs and smoke as Fort Sumter is…
1869 · HK-12A · Category: 1860
The completion of the first transcontinental railroad was a major technological accomplishment. Only 20 years…
1870 · HK-15 · Brass · Category: 1870
Struck in 1870 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the pilgrims voyage on the Mayflower…
1875 · HK-16 · Category: 1870
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…
1875 · HK-17 · Category: 1870
“What a glorious morning for America” Samuel Adams exclaimed after the Battle of Lexington, April…