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Local auction house find. 70mm. SN 333 on edges.
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Nice purchases, cptbilly.
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(c) 1980 Pope John Paul II medal commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association. Artist: Leon S. Kawecki. 2.5" bronze
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Kawecki's Biography: https://www.poles.org/db/K_names/Kawecki_LS.html
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Thank you, jbuck, EandV. . .
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R. W. Julian Satirical "Justice in America" Medal. 1981. 2.5 inch Bronze. Sculptor: Warner Williams. Designer: Robert W. Julian. MACO # 1981 - 150.
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The New York Times devoted its weekly Numismatics column [ Sunday, 11/11/1979 ] to Julian's efforts and noted:

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Mr. Julian is widely known among collectors of medallic art, and in the numismatic community at large, as a researcher and writer. More than 125 articles have appeared under his byline during the last two decades. . .and is the author of a much-acclaimed book, "Medals of the U.S. Mint--the First Century," which was published in 1977.

Julian donated the profits from his medals to the ANA and ANS. The issue price for the medal shown was $12.50, which included postage and insurance. Julian was the ANA's Numismatist of the Year in 2012 and received the ANA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2025.
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R. W. Julian Satirical "Justice" Medal. 1981. 2.5 inch Bronze. Sculptor: Warner Williams. Designer: Robert W. Julian.
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Interesting piece.
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50th Anniversary Medallion, F.I.D.E.M. XXI Congress, International Federation of Medallic Art = Federation internationale de la Medaille : Colorado Springs, Colorado, September 11-15, 1987 : hosted by the American Numismatic Association.
315 grams, Copper, 2-15/16 inch x 2 inch, Oval. 16mm thickness.
MACO # 1987-141 (Obverse); MACO # 1987-142 (Reverse). Artist: Mico Kauffman.
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Nice medals.
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Appreciate it, jbuck and E & V. . .
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