1900 Lafayette dollar

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The 1900 Lafayette dollar is a historic U.S. silver commemorative coin issued to honor Marquis de Lafayette and help fund the erection of his statue in Paris.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States commemorative silver dollar
legal tender coin
associatedMonument Lafayette statue in Paris NERFINISHED
category classic commemorative coin
circulationType commemorative, not intended for general circulation
collectorInterest high among U.S. commemorative coin collectors
composition 10% copper
90% silver
countryOfOrigin United States of America
currency US dollar
surface form: United States dollar
denomination one dollar
edge reeded
honoree Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette NERFINISHED
issuingAuthority United States Congress NERFINISHED
United States Mint NERFINISHED
legalTenderStatus legal tender at face value when issued
materialForm coin
metal silver
mint Philadelphia Mint NERFINISHED
mintage 50000
numismaticSignificance first U.S. silver dollar commemorative coin
obverseDesign conjoined busts of George Washington and Marquis de Lafayette
period pre-World War I era
purpose to help fund the erection of Lafayette’s statue in Paris
to honor Marquis de Lafayette
reverseDesign equestrian statue of Lafayette NERFINISHED
shape round
theme Franco-American friendship
Revolutionary War ally
yearOfIssue 1900

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