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RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD
RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD
RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD
RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD
RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD
RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD

RARE 1892 Columbian Exposition Brass Hinged Lid Coin Box So Called Dollar SCD

$ 79.17

Availability: 75 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Item must be returned within: 60 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: Eglit 132A, Gilt Brass Medal or Coin Box with hinged lid, 25.5 mm high X 34.2 mm diameter ( 1” X 1- ⅜” ). Lid top features a die struck copy of So Called Dollar HK-237E (Rarity-7).From the NGC Website (edited):“Designed to look like a stack of… (ten)... reeded edge coins, the hinged top opens to reveal a hollow container that originally contained Exposition medals... These are rarely found in as nice condition as this one, with working, hinged lid. Cf. Goldberg Auction 75, Lot 1922, which realized 5.00 for a ten reeded edge size "Box"...”Like the example described above, this example also has a firmly attached working lid with no issues. Marked on the bottom “ PAT. APPL’D FOR. ” with no other markings.
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    Description

    Eglit 132A, Gilt Brass Medal or Coin Box with hinged lid, 25.5 mm high X 34.2 mm diameter ( 1” X 1- ⅜” ). Lid top features a die struck copy of So Called Dollar HK-237E (Rarity-7).
    From the NGC Website (edited):
    “Designed to look like a stack of… (ten)... reeded edge coins, the hinged top opens to reveal a hollow container that originally contained Exposition medals... These are rarely found in as nice condition as this one, with working, hinged lid. Cf. Goldberg Auction 75, Lot 1922, which realized 5.00 for a ten reeded edge size "Box"...”
    Like the example described above, this example also has a firmly attached working lid with no issues. Marked on the bottom “ PAT. APPL’D FOR. ” with no other markings.
    Please see our listings this week for ANOTHER hinged lid coin or medal / token box, clearly the same manufacturer as this one, from the 1894 California Midwinter Exposition and featuring a die struck lid similar to HK-250a.