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Help ID Mini Medallion! | Trafalgar Centenary

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What is it, and is it worth anything?

Thanks!

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Identified - moved to Medals forum - Sap
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I had one of those once, mine was tiny, though. About U.S. dime size, it was in the "ette" catagory.
I've often thought of starting a binder w/defeated pieces. Probably be mighty thin.
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These were originally issued in 1905, the centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar, to raise money for the British and Foreign
Sailor's Society under the patronage of Edward VII. In various sizes and shapes they contained traces of copper taken from HMS Victory during restoration and some also contained copper from Nelson's ship HMS Foudroyant.

Yours was issued later, possibly as late as 1922 with a fixed date of 1911, under the patronage of George V.

More info:
http://www.oldcopper.org/hms%20vict...medalets.htm
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When I was looking for these, it turned out that I've filed some as tokens and others as medals.

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The top left star shape contains copper from both ships.
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