Can anyone answer a So-Called Dollar question for me?

Hey all!

I was asked by a client for some info on a So-Called Dollar, but for the life of me... I can't find it.

HK-335 is a Pike's Peak Southwest Expedition Centennial So-Called Dollar. They were made in Gold plate, Silver (proof), Silver (circulation strike), and Bronze/Brass

Can anyone help me out with weight and composition numbers?

I would sincerely appreciate it

Mike

 

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Here's all the info from the HK catalogue I own. But sure if it's much help.


Here's the catalogue rarity ratings too.

 

Here is a bit of info found online.
https://www.so-calleddollars.com/Events/Pikes_Peak_Centennial.html

 

lots of good info.... but alas no weight or purity

 

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This may be Jeff Shevlin's contact info. Anyway, these guys can probably get the info for you.

 

Neat token, Haven't ound one of those yet. I have found a few pikes peak tokens/medals. I wish I could help Mike.

 

I really appreciate that help, @Insider Cheers!!
In the end, I found the info that I needed, well, I found a friend who had it, but it was very obscure.

 

Don't leave us in the dark!

 

Well, will you please share it? IMO, the next SC$ book should put at least a weight range for these pieces like Breen did for Colonial coins.

 

90% silver and weighs 254 grains = 16.4589 grams or roughly ½ troy ounce (a bit over)