About: 1$ Coin

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The 1$ Coin is an item from Silent Hill 4: The Room. The coin is named so because the symbol is fictional and is most likely meant to resemble $1. Henry Townshend obtains the coin initially inside the northeast subway cars in the Lynch Street Line Platform of the Subway World. The coin is inside of a toy train that must be unlocked using a toy key; however, the coin is much too filthy to be used. After washing the filthy coin in his kitchen sink, Henry can use the coin to retrieve the murder scene key from the vending machine, which is marked with the same symbol as the coin.

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rdfs:label	1$ Coin
rdfs:comment	The 1$ Coin is an item from Silent Hill 4: The Room. The coin is named so because the symbol is fictional and is most likely meant to resemble $1. Henry Townshend obtains the coin initially inside the northeast subway cars in the Lynch Street Line Platform of the Subway World. The coin is inside of a toy train that must be unlocked using a toy key; however, the coin is much too filthy to be used. After washing the filthy coin in his kitchen sink, Henry can use the coin to retrieve the murder scene key from the vending machine, which is marked with the same symbol as the coin.
dcterms:subject	Items Silent Hill 4: The Room Items
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Appearances	Silent Hill 4: The Room
Name	1(xsd:integer)
Image caption	A coin with a strange symbol
Description	"Toy coin with "1Ø" written on it. Maybe someone meant to write '1$'?"
Purpose	Retrieves the Murder Scene Key
Variants	Filthy Coin
Location	Lynch Street Line Platform, Subway World
ItemImage	1(xsd:integer)
abstract	The 1$ Coin is an item from Silent Hill 4: The Room. The coin is named so because the symbol is fictional and is most likely meant to resemble $1. Henry Townshend obtains the coin initially inside the northeast subway cars in the Lynch Street Line Platform of the Subway World. The coin is inside of a toy train that must be unlocked using a toy key; however, the coin is much too filthy to be used. After washing the filthy coin in his kitchen sink, Henry can use the coin to retrieve the murder scene key from the vending machine, which is marked with the same symbol as the coin. The symbol on the coin may have been designed under the inspiration of the theory that the dollar sign was, originally, the number eight with a slash through it.

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