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I am the librarian at the Winter Haven Public Library, FL. A patron brought this medal in asking for information on it. I haven't been able to find anyting. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Linda

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Is there anything on the reverse?
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Da...I didn't look. But, I remember it feeling smooth.
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I'm going out on a limb and say it's a 'Knights of Templar' (but I doubt this one) or 'Knights of Columbus' medal. Knights of Templar logo has a cross through a crown. If either of the two are correct, the value would be minimal unless it was gold or silver.

More than likely it's a fraternal organization and not military. Any makers mark on the reverse?
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