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Silver Half Dollar of United States, Denver (Colo.), 2021. 2021.40.1

Denomination
Half Dollar
Mint
Denver (Colo.)
Obverse
Serve and Protect Liberty 2021 In God We Trust: Law enforcement star at center
Reverse
United States of America E Pluribus Unum Half Dollar National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum: Fingerprint and human eye behind magnifying glass at center
Diameter (in mm)
30.6
Weight (in gr.)
11.34
Provenance
Gift of David Menchell

Silver Dollar of United States, Philadelphia (Pa.), 2021. 2021.40.2

Denomination
Dollar
Mint
Philadelphia (Pa.)
Obverse
Christa McAuliffe 2021 Liberty In God We Trust: Bust of Christa McAuliffe at center
Reverse
I Touch The Future. I Teach. E Pluribus Unum One Dollar United States of America: Four figures, one figure pointing upwards at center
Diameter (in mm)
38.1
Weight (in gr.)
26.73
Provenance
Gift of David Menchell

Silver Medal of United States, United States, 1841. 2021.40.6

Date
1841
Obverse
John Tyler, President of the United States.: Bust of John Tyler facing left
Reverse
Peace and Friendship: Two clasped hands at center with crossed peace pipe and tomahawk above
Diameter (in mm)
40.6
Weight (in gr.)
31.1
Provenance
Gift of David Menchell

Bronze Medal of Adams, John, United States, 1797–1801. 1988.124.238

Date
1797 - 1801
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. A.D.1797: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP: Two hands clasped|Crossed pipe and hatchet
Diameter (in mm)
50.5
Weight (in gr.)
70.528
Reference
Belden.28, Julian.IP-1, Morin.332-4, Prucha.135-8

Silver Medal of Washington, George, United States, 1789–1789. 1916.999.197

Date
1789
Obverse
G. WASHINGTON,PRESIDENT.|1789: Indian (l.) receiving pipe from female (r.)
Reverse
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Heraldic eagle
Weight (in gr.)
66.105
Reference
Belden.1, Chapman.812, Morin.pg.331, Prucha.pg.73-4.fig.22
Provenance
John F. Noegel
L.A. Bland

Bronze Medal of Adams, John, United States, 1797–1801. 1940.100.220

Date
1797 - 1801
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. A.D.1797: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP: Hands clasped|Crossed pipe and hatchet
Diameter (in mm)
50.5
Weight (in gr.)
66.12
Reference
Belden.26, Julian.IP-1, Morin.332-4, Prucha.135-8
Provenance
Eidlitz, Robert J.

Silver Medal of Washington, George, Birmingham, England, 1789–1797. 1915.122.1

Date
1789 - 1797
Obverse
U.S.A.: Woman spinning(front)|Woman weaving(rear)|Two children(left)
Reverse
SECOND PRESIDENCY OF GEO. WASHINGTON MDCCXCVI: Wreath of oak and laurel around edge
Diameter (in mm)
47.5
Weight (in gr.)
46.097
Reference
Belden.14, Morin.331-2, Prucha.89-90

Silver Medal of Washington, George, United States, 1793–1793. 1915.138.4

Date
1793
Obverse
GEORGE WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT 1793: Indian (l.) receiving pipe from Washington (r.)
Reverse
Heraldic eagle
Weight (in gr.)
167.848
Reference
Belden.5A, Morin.pg.331, Prucha.73-4.fig.27 & 28

Silver Medal of Washington, George, Birmingham, England, 1796–1796. 1915.139.1

Date
1796
Obverse
U.S.A.: Woman spinning(front)|Woman weaving(rear)|Two children(left)
Reverse
SECOND PRESIDENCY OF GEO. WASHINGTON MDCCXCVI: Wreath of oak and laurel around edge
Diameter (in mm)
47.5
Weight (in gr.)
46.649
Reference
Belden.14, Morin.331-2, Prucha.89-90

Silver Medal of Washington, George, Birmingham, England, 1796–1796. 1915.140.1

Date
1796
Obverse
U.S.A.: Figure of a man, facing l., sowing wheat
Reverse
SECOND PRESIDENCY OF GEO. WASHINGTON MDCCXCVI: Wreath of oak and laurel around edge
Diameter (in mm)
47.5
Weight (in gr.)
46.122
Reference
Belden.13, Morin.331-2, Prucha.89-90

Silver Medal of Washington, George, Birmingham, England, 1796–1796. 1915.141.1

Date
1796
Obverse
U.S.A.: Cow licking calf|sheep|Man watching them
Reverse
SECOND PRESIDENCY OF GEO. WASHINGTON MDCCXCVI: Wreath of oak and laurel around edge
Diameter (in mm)
47.5
Weight (in gr.)
47.134
Reference
Belden.12, Morin.331-2, Prucha.89-90

Silver Medal of Adams, John, United States, 1797–1801. 1915.142.1

Date
1797 - 1801
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. A.D.1797: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP: Hands clasped|Crossed pipe and hatchet
Diameter (in mm)
50.75
Weight (in gr.)
69.5
Reference
Belden.26, Julian.IP-1, Morin.332-4, Prucha.135-8

Bronze Medal of Adams, John, United States, 1797–1801. 1955.51.4

Date
1797 - 1801
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES A.D.1797: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP: Hands clasped|Crossed pipe and hatchet
Diameter (in mm)
75.5
Weight (in gr.)
230.246
Reference
Belden.26, Julian.IP-1, Morin.332-4, Prucha.135-8

Copper Medal, United States, 1788–1795. 1947.134.55

Date
1788 - 1795
Obverse
Two central figures facing each other|One symbolizing the Indians and the other America|Various implements of Indian and civilized culture
Reverse
Names of states: Federal eagle|Links of chain around the outside
Diameter (in mm)
74.0
Weight (in gr.)
133.287
Reference
Julian.ANSMN.21.pg.257, Julian.IP-50
Provenance
Raymond, Wayte

Copper Medal of Washington, George, Birmingham, England, 1789–1797. 1965.83.1

Date
1789 - 1797
Place of Production
Birmingham
Obverse
U.S.A.: Cow licking calf|sheep|man watching animals
Reverse
SECOND PRESIDENCY OF GEO. WASHINGTON MDCCXCVI.: Wreath of oak and laurel around edge
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
42.993
Reference
Belden.12, Morin.331-2, Prucha.89-90

Silver Medal of Washington, George, Philadelphia, PA, 1789–1797. 1921.23.1

Date
1789 - 1797
Obverse
GEORGE WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT 1792: Male Native American (l.) receiving pipe from Washington (r.)
Reverse
Heraldic eagle with shield on breast.
Weight (in gr.)
115.358
Reference
Belden.4C, Morin.pg.331, Prucha.73-4.fig.34

Bronze Medal of Adams, John, United States, 1797–1801. 1883.23.7

Date
1797 - 1801
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES A.D.1797: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP: Hands clasped|Crossed pipe and hatchet
Diameter (in mm)
50.25
Weight (in gr.)
69.979
Reference
Belden.26, Julian.IP-1, Morin.332-4, Prucha.135-8

Bronze Medal, Philadelphia, PA. 1970.182.2

Place of Production
Philadelphia (Pa.)
Obverse
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE BICENTENNIAL 1769 1969: old pine
Reverse
VOX CLAMANTIS IN DESRTO GAUDET TENTAMINE VIRTUS: the combined arms of the college and the second Earl of Dartmouth
Diameter (in mm)
77.0
Provenance
Risk, James C.
Engstrom Eric J.

Lead Medal of Adams, John, United States, 1797–1801. 1967.225.330

Date
1797 - 1801
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES A.D.1797: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP: Hands clasped|Crossed pipe and hatchet
Diameter (in mm)
50.5
Weight (in gr.)
87.787
Reference
Belden.26, Julian.IP-1, Morin.332-4, Prucha.135-8
Provenance
J. Coolidge Hills Coll.

Silver Medal of Washington, George, United States, 1789–1797. 1925.173.11

Date
1789 - 1797
Obverse
GEORGE WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT - 1793: Indian (l.) receiving pipe from Washington (r.)
Reverse
Heraldic eagle
Weight (in gr.)
58.73
Reference
Belden.7C, Morin.pg.331, Prucha.73-4.fig.34
Provenance
Wilson Sale 1925
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