University Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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| Title | Indian Head Cent, Reverse: 1888 |
| Coverage-Year | 1888 to Present |
| Description | The coin contains the words ONE CENT in the center, with a wreath around it. The edges of the coin are reeded. Three arrows are inserted into the wreath at the bottom and at the top is the Shield of the United States. |
| Interpretation | Not Available |
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| Author or Creator | Illinois Heritage Association |
| Other Contributors | City of Champaign |
| Resource Type | image |
| Source | These coins came from a copper box placed in the Champaign City Building when it was built in 1889. The box contained some small articles and documents. When a new Champaign City Building was dedicated in 1938, additional articles were added to the box and it was placed behind a bronze plaque in the new lobby. In 1998, the box was retrieved and the contents examined. Some of the items will be returned to a time capsule to be placed in the city building. |
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| Collection Publisher | Illinois Heritage Association |
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| Resource Identifier | IHA00236 |
| Date Created | 02/18/03 |
| Collection Title | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community) |
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Indian Head Cent, Reverse: 1888 |