Reference | SH 2-1 S HK-20 |
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Date | 1876 |
Metal | Silver |
Weight | 24.8 g |
Diameter | 37.7 mm |
Designed By | William Barber |
Engraved By | William Barber |
Minted By | U.S. Mint |
Rarity | R-4 |
Orientation |
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up and reaching for the stars, representing greatness. She is grasping a sword in her right hand, indicating that the U.S. will become a world power to be reckoned with. Dies by William Barber.
1876 U.S. Centennial Exposition
Sold · 1876 · NGC MS 61
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
$375.00 · 1876 · NGC MS 61
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · GEM BU
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · BU
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · GEM BU
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · CH BU+
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · NGC MS 61
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · NGC MS 62 Jeff Shevlin Collection
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · AU - cleaned
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · AU
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…
Sold · 1876 · NGC 65 Official Medal
This medal depicts a female (Liberty) as a symbol of the United States rising up…