Posted 05/01/2020 06:56 am
Found this in a Jan. 30, 1972 New York Times article:
Neil S. Cooper, president of the International Numismatic Agency of this city has announced the release of a three#8208;medal edition titled "A Democracy at Work," which honors the three major branches of the United States Government. The medals, made by the Franklin Mint, are 39 millimeters in diameter and produced in three varieties#8208;24 karat gold on solid Sterling silver proof, solid silver proof and mint quality bronze. They are available in sets of three only.
On the obverse of each specimen the Capitol Building, the Supreme Court Building and the White House are depicted. The reverse designs picture the Legislative, Judicial and Executive branches "at work."
These medallions mark the fourth issue of an extensive series, the completion of which is set for the nation's Bicentennial year, 1976. Highlights of American life and important historical events will be commemorated. Price details and brochures may be obtained by writing to International Numismatic Agency, 96 Prince Street, New York 10012.
Neil S. Cooper, president of the International Numismatic Agency of this city has announced the release of a three#8208;medal edition titled "A Democracy at Work," which honors the three major branches of the United States Government. The medals, made by the Franklin Mint, are 39 millimeters in diameter and produced in three varieties#8208;24 karat gold on solid Sterling silver proof, solid silver proof and mint quality bronze. They are available in sets of three only.
On the obverse of each specimen the Capitol Building, the Supreme Court Building and the White House are depicted. The reverse designs picture the Legislative, Judicial and Executive branches "at work."
These medallions mark the fourth issue of an extensive series, the completion of which is set for the nation's Bicentennial year, 1976. Highlights of American life and important historical events will be commemorated. Price details and brochures may be obtained by writing to International Numismatic Agency, 96 Prince Street, New York 10012.
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