1950 - Coins

So-Called Dollars are a type of commemorative token or medal that was produced primarily for collectors and often issued in conjunction with events, expositions, or key anniversaries. The term "So-Called Dollars" originated from a book by Harold E. S. Malcolm, wherein he categorized these tokens due to their dollar-sized dimensions. The 1950 One Dollar So-Called Dollars from the United States not only represent significant historical moments but are also distinguished by their intricate designs and limited mintages, making them sought after by collectors. Often, these pieces blur the lines between official currency and numismatic collectibles, reflecting both artistry and historical significance.

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1950 SC$1 Washington DC Sesqui, Copper-bronze HK-508	$1 (One Dollar)	So-Called Dollars	1950

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