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Quote: Here's a trio of somewhat older medals. Lovely trio!   to the Community!
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2021 
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Very nice! 
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Mexican gold medal in the Royal Collection Trust (rct.uk). Features Queen Elizabeth II. 
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Quote: Mexican gold medal in the Royal Collection Trust (rct.uk) Excellent! 
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Not technically a Mexican medal, but a 1 ounce Mexican silver round. 
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Quote: Not technically a Mexican medal, but a 1 ounce Mexican silver round. Very nice! 
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2016 Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Interactive Economics Museum. Mint issue, mintage unknown. 
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Outstanding! 
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nss-52 Just stumbled onto this topic. Fascinated with the designs. Loved watching the audience grow over time. Can you explain the 1980 medal with the globe cylinder mounted on the angled pipe? Big thanks for putting it together over the years.
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Edited by ttkoo 08/11/2022 3:01 pm
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Quote: Can you explain the 1980 medal with the globe cylinder mounted on the angled pipe? It is the container for the Mexican lottery balls. The "angled pipe" is the chute where the balls come out. 
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Quote: It is the container for the Mexican lottery balls. The "angled pipe" is the chute where the balls come out. Of course. Makes sense now. I had it pegged as either a gasometer, of some kind or a liquor still with the guy laying on the ground having imbibed too much!  Thanks very much!
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Quote: Here's a trio of somewhat older medals. Really nice medals!!! KK
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