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Ponca Tribe Code Talkers Bronze Medal
Philadelphia (P)
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- Bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to the Ponca Tribe Code Talkers
- Beautiful addition to any collection for the military history enthusiast
- Available in 1.5 or 3 inches in diameter
Item Number: MASTER_CTPT
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The Ponca Tribe Code Talkers Bronze Medal commemorates an important piece of World War II and American history.
This medal is a bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to Ponca Tribe Code Talkers at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol Building on November 20, 2013, in recognition of their dedication and valor.
The obverse design features two Code Talkers in action with Chief White Eagle, a respected leader of the Ponca Tribe, in the background. It is inscribed “PONCA TRIBE CODE TALKERS.”
The reverse design features a variation of the Ponca Tribe seal, which consists of three clustered tipis with the sun behind them. Inscriptions are “ACT OF CONGRESS 2008,” “WORLD WAR I” and “WORLD WAR II.”
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