1915 CA HK-412 So-Called Dollar S.CAROLINA AT PAN-PACIFIC SC$1 NGC MS63BN

Offered here is a scarce and highly collectible 1915 California issue so-called dollar, cataloged as HK-412, struck for the “S. CAROLINA AT PAN-PACIFIC” theme associated with the celebrated 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. This historic exposition-era medallic dollar captures the spirit of early 20th-century American pride and state promotion, making it an important type for both so-called dollar specialists and broader U.S. exonumia collectors. “Coin Details” Date: 1915 Type: So-Called Dollar, HK-412 Theme/Legend: S. CAROLINA AT PAN-PACIFIC Mint/Striking Location: Philadelphia Certification: NGC MS63BN NGC Certification Number: 6857092022 Color/Surface: Brown (BN) with rich, original copper-brown toning and complementary deeper highlights that emphasize the design’s relief and vintage character “Historical Significance” Issued in connection with the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, HK-412 represents the era’s grand world’s fair tradition—where states, industries, and cultural institutions showcased their achievements to a national and international audience. Pieces like this were collected as keepsakes at the time and later became foundational entries in the so-called dollar series, prized for their artistry, historical context, and the depth they add to an advanced U.S. collection. “Collector Appeal” A recognized Hibler-Kappen reference issue (HK-412), ensuring strong demand and easy attribution within the so-called dollar community Philadelphia striking adds an additional layer of interest for collectors who appreciate U.S. production centers beyond regular coinage A certified MS63 Brown example, offering impressive eye appeal with preserved surfaces and attractive, even coloration that presents beautifully in hand A classic Pan-Pac era collectible with enduring numismatic interest, this 1915 HK-412 “S. CAROLINA AT PAN-PACIFIC” so-called dollar is an excellent opportunity to secure a distinctive and historically meaningful piece for a specialized exonumia set or a broader collection of American exposition issues.