CVC & Collectables presents the 1882 Pennsylvania Bicentennial So-Called Dollar, cataloged as HK-140 and graded NGC MS 61. Struck in white metal and intentionally holed for suspension, this handsome piece honors William Penn and the colony’s 200th anniversary with a classic 19th-century Lovett design.
Medal Highlights:
- Event: Pennsylvania Bicentennial (1682–1882)
- Catalog: HK-140 (So-Called Dollar)
- Grade: NGC MS 61
- Composition: White metal (tin-based alloy)
- Edge: Plain | Orientation: Medal
- Obverse: Bust of William Penn left with legend WILLIAM PENN.
- Reverse: Winged Victory above twin cartouches of Penn’s House and City Hall, flanked by 1682 / 1882; Pennsylvania arms below with supporters.
- As Made: Holed at 12 o’clock for wearing/suspension (typical for this type).
Collectibility:
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Desirable white-metal, holed variety as commonly distributed to be worn.
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Strong appeal for So-Called Dollar specialists and Pennsylvania/Philadelphia commemorative collectors.
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Attractive Mint State example with original surfaces and clear detail for this soft-metal issue.
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