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object: 1

Date: 1919
Mint: New York
Obverse: JUSTICE / PEACE: A nude male astride a winged horse; on either side are the male embodiment of Justice and the female personification of Peace. To left, JUSTICE (scales and wreath); to right, (ANS seal) / PEACE; at lower right, signed with CB monogram.
Reverse: PEACE OF VERSAILLES / 1919: A view of the Palace of Versailles where the peace treaty was signed. Surrounding the palace is a decorative wreath. Above, PEACE OF VERSAILLES; on ribbon, 1919; below, THE AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOCIETY.
Reference: Johnson.33, Miller.2015.40, vanAlfen.Phagan.2017.no.130, Johnson.33, Miller.2015.40, vanAlfen.Phagan.2017.no.130

objects: 3

Date: 1921
Mint: New York
Obverse: COMMEMORATING · THE · VISIT · OF·MARSHAL·FOCH·TO· THE·VNITED·STATES·; in left field, MCMXXI: Nearly facing bust of Foch in military uniform; in right field, ·A·N·S· / (oak leaves)
Reverse: The welcoming figure of Victory, with the shields of France and the United States on either side. At lower left, signed (RA monogram) / ·FECIT·
Reference: Johnson.38, Miller.2015.43, Johnson.38, Johnson.38, Miller.2015.43, Miller.2015.43

objects: 4

Date: 1917
Mint: New York
Obverse: TO COMMEMORATE THE VISIT TO NEW YORK OF THE FRENCH AND BRITISH WAR COMMISSION 1917: Head of Victory, right, wearing a helmet to which are attached a sprig of oak, a lily, and a cluster of pine needles, emblematic of England, France and the United States; on Victory's collar, signed D C FRENCH.
Reverse: France, represented by an armored figure of Joan of Arc, and chivalrous England, represented by a medieval knight, seek the aid of American Liberty. At lower right, signed E. B. LONGMAN / SC. 1917.
Reference: Baxter.1987.317, Miller.2015.34, Phagan.vanAlfen.2017.no.103, Baxter.1987.317, Baxter.1987.317, Miller.2015.34, Miller.2015.34, Phagan.vanAlfen.2017.no.103, Phagan.vanAlfen.2017.no.103

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