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First Coinage Bronze Medal 1 5/16 Inch

Philadelphia (P)

$20.00

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Measures 1⁵⁄₁₆ inches in diameter
Features a recreation of John Dunsmore’s 1914 oil painting, “Washington Inspecting the First Coins.”

Item Number: 705

Mintage Limit: None

Product Limit: None

Household Order Limit: None

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Description

Collect the First Coinage 1⁵⁄₁₆ Inch Bronze Medal.

The obverse of the medal features a portrait profile of George Washington with the inscription “GEORGE WASHINGTON PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1789” centered along the border of the medal.

The reverse of the medal features Martha Washington with lorgnette in hand, sitting before a tray of silver coins held by Henry Voight. In the distinguished group around her are President Washington; his Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson; and Treasury Secretary and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. Tobias Lear, private secretary to the President, watches David Rittenhouse, newly appointed Mint Director, offer a coin from the tray for the First Lady’s inspection. Adam Eckfeldt surveys the proceedings from his post at the coining press.

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Specifications

Product Specifications
Design:	Obverse Designer: Pierre Simon Duvivier Obverse Sculptor–Engraver: n/a Reverse Designer: Frank Gasparro Reverse Sculptor–Engraver: n/a
Struck Under Authority of:	31 U.S.C. § 5111(a)(2)
Place Struck:	Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark)
Composition:	95% Copper & 5% Zinc

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