Coins from Alaska

After its purchase from Russia in 1867, Alaska was administered as a Department (1867-1884), then a District (1884-1912), then a Territory of the United States, finally becoming its 49th state on January 3, 1959. The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation tokens were issued by the U.S. government for use in a remote part of the Alaska Territory in 1935-1936.

See also: United States

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Dollar (1785-date)

100 Cents = 1 Dollar

1 Cent – obverse
1 Cent – reverse
1 Cent
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Aluminium • 1 g • ⌀ 19.9 mm
TC# 249409, Benice# 1A, PCGS# 20020, N# 122024
5 Cents – obverse
5 Cents – reverse
5 Cents
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Aluminium
PCGS# 20021, N# 349151
10 Cents – obverse
10 Cents – reverse
10 Cents
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Aluminium • ⌀ 18 mm
PCGS# 20022, N# 349152
25 Cents – obverse
25 Cents – reverse
25 Cents
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Aluminium • ⌀ 24 mm
PCGS# 20023, N# 349153
50 Cents – obverse
50 Cents – reverse
50 Cents
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Aluminium • ⌀ 31 mm
PCGS# 20024, N# 349154
1 Dollar – obverse
1 Dollar – reverse
1 Dollar
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Aluminium • ⌀ 35 mm
PCGS# 20025, N# 349155
5 Dollars – obverse
5 Dollars – reverse
5 Dollars
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Brass • ⌀ 24 mm
TC# 478653, Benice# 1-G, PCGS# 20026, N# 197284
10 Dollars – obverse
10 Dollars – reverse
10 Dollars
ND (1935)
Token: ARRC Tokens
Brass
PCGS# 20027, N# 349156

The Numista referee for coins of this issuer is Berkshire Collecting.

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