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Seeking Info On A Medal From Judaic Heritage Society

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I acquired the medal shown below and have learned it was part of a set, mounted on a plaque, entitled "The Making of the Jewish State."
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Close up of the artist's initials and an example of the plaque:
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My example is silver plated bronze, numbered "117". Edges are smooth. "Judaic Heritage Soc. RW" is stamped on on one edge.
Can anyone identify a) The sculptor; b) Who struck the medals; c) Approximate vintage ? Thank you for looking.
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Follow-Up: An internet search provided a link to the MACO archives ( 1980 - 84 ) -- hosted by the ANS -- and images of 6 of the 12 medals appear under MACO Numbers 1980 - 166, 1980-167, and 1980-171. The archive titles the series "History of the Jewish State," with "Customer Supplied" artwork provided by the Judaic Heritage Society, NY, NY.
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Coin World [06/04/1980] (pg. 90).
Art for the medals is based on the graphic work of Oldrich Tepley interpreted by sculptor Carter Jones.
Striking is by the Roger Williams Mint which placed its RW monogram on each piece.
The Making of the Jewish State series will be issued over a one year period Bronze medals are priced at 35 each limited to 3 000 sets 2 000 sets in silver plate are 50 per medal only 740 sets in gold electroplate will be offered at 75 per medal.

Coin World [07/09/1980] (pg. 32).
In Coin World International for June 4 it was reported that the Roger Williams Mint was striking the Zionist Organiza tion of America s 12 medal set The Making of the Jewish State In fact reports Robert Weber of the Judaic Heritage Society whose expertise ZOA drew upon in preparing the in novative six sided medal se ries the RW monogram on the new medals is his personal signature as designer of the set Actual striking was by Medallic Art Company.

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1982 Israel Medal (designed by Oscar Harris, modeled by
Carter Jones) [12 six-sided medals]. . . . . . . . .
Illustrated: AF19 {1983} F.I.D.E.M. Catalog. . . . 1709
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Thank you for the info, WHC.
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