| Tagged with: |
indigenous peoples, peace, indigenous issues, native americans, indian peace medals |
| Themes this item is part of: |
Numismatics & Philately Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection |
| Primary Classification: |
MEDALS |
| Secondary Classification: |
Civil |
| Tertiary Classification: |
peace |
| DateEra: |
1757 AD |
| Obverse Description: |
A draped and laureate bust of the King facing left; around, GEORGIVS II DEI GRATIA. |
| Reverse Description: |
Two figures seated at left and right of a camp fire, a white man wearing hat on the right presents a calumet of peace (Peace Pipe) which the American Indian on the left is reaching for; above the Indian the sun watches; behind the white man, a tree; around, LET US LOOK TO THE MOST HIGH WHO BLESSED OUR FATHERS WITH PEACE; below scene, 1757. |
| Edge Description: |
The edge is plain |
| Shape: |
Round |
| Material: |
Copper |
| Issued By: |
United States of America, 1757 |
| Person Depicted: |
King George II, 1757 |
| Artist: |
Edward Duffield, Philadelphia, United States of America, 1757 |
| Mint: |
Philadelphia (Mint), Philadelphia, United States of America, circa 1870s |
| Bibliography: |
- [Book], James Snowden, The Medallic Memorials of Washington in the Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, 1861, 104 Pages
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