This 1933 Santa Monica Breakwater So-Called Dollar is a historical souvenir token from Ocean Park. Designated as HK-687, this aluminum token serves as a tangible piece of California coastal history. The design commemorates the development of the breakwater in Santa Monica during the early 1930s. The token features clear signs of age and wear throughout its surface. It exhibits noticeable surface discoloration consistent with its age and environment. Additionally, a hole has been punched through the top of the piece, suggesting it was once worn as a personal ornament or pendant. This HK-687 aluminum token remains a notable collectible for those interested in Southern California maritime history or historical exposition medals. Its character reflects its history as a souvenir from the Santa Monica area during the 1933 period.