Four medals made for the Centennial International Exhibition — 1876
Four medals made for the Centennial International Exhibition — 1876
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Four medals and tokens commemorating the Centennial International Exhibition held in Philadelphia in 1876.
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Declaration of Independence Medal
Featuring Trumbull's painting, The Declaration of Independence, on one side and three exhibition buildings: The Main Exhibition Building, Memorial Hall, and Horticultural Hall on the other side. Silver-colored and holed.
Size: 51 mm
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Lingg & Brother Oval Token
Oval token for Lingg & Brother, Watches & Jewelry, 304 South 2nd St. The reverse features an image of Independence Hall. Silver colored.
Size: 20 mm x 25 mm
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American Eagle 1776 - 1876 Medal
Featuring an American eagle on one side and “1776 - 1876” on the opposite side. Brass-colored.
Size: 29 mm
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George Washington Centenary Medal
Medal with bust of George Washington above “1876” on one side. On the obverse, an eagle and shield with text “In Memory of the Centenary”. Brass colored and holed.
Size: 25 mm
The last photo shows all of the medals we're offering tonight (October 8, 2026).
Shipping: $10 each. Please allow two weeks for shipping.
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