April 12, 2024
U S A.Centennial Exposition Philadelphia silver 1876 RRRR Rare Medal by W Barber
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Description WORLD MEDALS. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, silver Medal, 1876, by W Barber, Liberty reaches to the stars of the Original Colonies, Rev Victory with figures of Art and Industry. I amlisting this medal after a lot of searches, but no document no reference except one of my clients according to him only 11 of this medal was made in silver. If you have any other information concerning this medal in silver please contact. REF :Mixed 1114 This medal is not a re-strike it is original period medal. Engraver W Barber Weigh 77.8gr Diameter 57mm Thickness 5mm max Shipment Shipment & insurance is 10USD every additional item is 2USD. Free shipment for all purchases that exceeds 250USD, regardless of the quantity, & weight. Condition Excellent condition but unfortunately as you can see they wanted to know what metal it was made of please see picture Authenticity = 100% authentic. Metal Plain edge. Payment I accept pay pal and bank transfer in euro. More information 1. Feel free to contact me for any question about this item, I will be happy to answer you as soon as possible or if you have any other information about it don’t hesitate to inform me. 2. Thank you for your purchase, just want to inform you that, since I pay the shipment, and insurance over 250USD, you have more
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