1835 & 1837 American Institute, New York Silver Medals Julian AM-3 - Uncirculated Details KM.9 999 oz ASW Diameter Edge Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1835 & 1837 American Institute, New York Silver Medals Julian AM-3 - Uncirculated Details KM.9 999 oz ASW Diameter Edge Date:1831 Lg Let
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1835 & 1837 American Institute, New York Silver Medals Julian AM 3 Uncirculated Details KM.9 999 oz ASW Diameter Edge Date:1831 Lg Let 999 oz ASW Diameter Edge Type Reeded Subject Year of the Doc Description Obverse Head with tiara right Large FIVE overprint Both medals were awarded to M the first in 1835 for Embossed Work and the second in 1837 for Painting and Gilding

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