1896 Bryan Dollar XF HK-780
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This So-Called Dollar is called a Bryan Dollar and contains 823 grains of Silver, or 1.7 oz of Silver! This is a rare and unusual piece not often found in today's marketplace.
Coin Highlights:- Contains 1.7146 oz of Silver.
- This nice example grades Choice Extra Fine.
- This is a larger piece measuring 52 mm in diameter.
- Obverse: Depicts a wagon wheel with an inscription that reads "SIZE OF GOVERNMENT DOLLAR CONTAINING 412 1/2 GRAINS OF SILVER 900/1000 FINE."
- Reverse: Features 8 lines of text comparing a U.S. government dollar with its market value.
- Listed in the H & K reference as #780 and is a Rarity-5.
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Very scarce 1896 Bryan Silver Dollar issued for the purpose of informing the public about William Jennings Bryan's run for the Presidency, and his promotion of FREE SILVER as his presidential platform. The lines of text are somewhat worn as this scarce piece was graded Extra Fine. It is a RARITY-5 in Hibler & Kappen book and a Schornstein-6. Although it is slightly worn, it is still a RARE piece! - Specifications
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