1859 Nassau Water Works Silver SCD
1859 · HK-589C
| Reference | HK-589C |
|---|---|
| Date | 1859 |
| Metal | Silver |
| Weight | |
| Diameter | 33 mm |
| Designed By | |
| Engraved By | |
| Minted By | |
| Rarity | R-8 |
| Orientation | Medal Orientation |
Neptune moves a lever with his right arm, which causes water to gush out of a vase or pipe held in his left arm. In July of 1858 public water was first introduced to Brooklyn, New York, and celebrated in April of 1859, at which time this medal was struck. Engraved by F.B. Smith & Hartmann.
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HK-589C So-Called Dollars for Sale or Previously Sold
HK-589C 1859 Nassau Water Works Silver SCD
$1,950.00 · 1859 · PCGS AU 50
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Neptune moves a lever with his right arm, which causes water to gush out of…
HK-589C 1859 Nassau Water Works Silver SCD
Sold · 1859 · PCGS AU 50
Neptune moves a lever with his right arm, which causes water to gush out of…