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GB Edward VII 1902 bronze Coronation medal, original leather-bound presentation case. Designed by G.W. de Saulles; official Royal Mint issue (Brown 3737); scarce this nice and complete. FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE U.S. FOR THIS ITEM.
The official British Royal Mint 1902 Coronation Medal issue struck in 1902 for King Edward VII namesake event. Large struck medal in bronze alloy; designed by De Saulles. Laurence Brown reference number 3737 in his “British Historical Medals 1760-1960, Volume 2“. The medal is about 55.6 mm in diameter; the weight is about 81.1 grams; plain rim. Original light honey-brown with some original red luster remaining – this type is VERY rare this nice as most did not age well. Not cleaned, wiped, or polished; 100% original “as is condition”. The medal is still in the original Royal Mint issue leather-bound presentation case – rare this nice and complete.
This original GB Edward VII 1902 bronze Coronation medal is not a later reproduction or a copy; it is guaranteed to be 100% authentic or your money back. Not cleaned or tampered with; these are the actual photos.
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