1907 JAMESTOWN TERCENTENNIAL EXPOSITION BRASS MEDAL - SO-CALLED DOLLAR HK-349

Description

This item is an official souvenir medal (so-called dollar) from the
1907 Jamestown Exposition, the World's Fair held in Hampton Roads, Virginia, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Jamestown settlement
.  The obverse has an image of the exposition grounds and buildings, with the name of the Fair, its city, and year along the rim.  Above the image is the year 1607, and the dates of the Fair (April 26 to Dec. 1) are found beneath the image.  The reverse side has the word
TER-CENTENNIAL
across the center, with the year 1607 and an image of three 17th century sailing vessels at the top and the year 1907 and an image of the U. S. Battleship Virginia at the bottom.  This item was holed for use as a fob.  There is no mark for manufacturer or metal content, but references indicate that the composition is brass.
This item measures approximately 36 mm (1-7/16") in diameter, meaning that it is a so-called dollar (cataloged as HK-349).  There is a reeded (milled) edge.
This medal is in very good condition, with fairly light wear and toning, and it remains bright.
The illustrations in this listing are photos of the actual item being offered for sale, serving as part of the description.  NOTE:  This item is brighter than in the photos.
Payment must be received within ten days of close of auction.  Shipping (First Class Mail with Tracking and Delivery Confirmation), .00 in the U. S.
Combined shipping on multiple purchases is available.
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