CVC & Collectables presents a fascinating historical medal: the “1778” Confederation Dollar, cataloged as HK-866A and DeLorey-Dickeson 3. Struck in bronze using dies originally produced by early American numismatist Montroville W. Dickeson, this piece was part of a commemorative effort for the 1876 U.S. Centennial Exposition. This particular example is certified NGC UNC Details, indicating uncirculated detail with minor surface issues.
Medal Highlights:
- Type: So-called Dollar – “Confederation Dollar”
- Date (struck): 1876 (using the date “1778”)
- Composition: Bronze
- Diameter: 38.5 mm
- Weight: 464.2 grains (approx. 30.07 g)
- Reference: HK-866A, DeLorey-Dickeson 3
- Rarity: R-7 (Extremely Rare, 11–20 known)
- Grade: NGC UNC Details (Uncirculated Details)
- Struck by: Dies originally commissioned by Montroville W. Dickeson
- Later restrikes by: Thomas L. Elder (early 20th century)
Collectibility:
With a Rarity-7 rating and an early connection to Dickeson and Elder, this piece is a highly desirable medal among so-called dollar collectors and those interested in early American numismatic history. Bronze examples are especially scarce in uncirculated condition and rarely offered on the market. Find more alike here!
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