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Civil War Medallions
These stunning medallions
feature the bust of an individual general on the obverse side and an image of
the Confederate Naval Jack on the
reverse. Each is made of one troy ounce of
pure silver, struck to proof quality, and measures 1˝" in diameter. Collect all
13 and display them in the magnificent case!
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U.S. Grant Silver Medallion
This stunning medallion features a portrait of
General Ulysses S. Grant, the conqueror of Vicksburg and the Army of
Northern Virginia. On the reverse, Union and Confederate flags are crossed
in tribute to both sides of the conflict. The medallion is struck in one
troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver, comes in Proof condition, and measures 1˝"
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Robert E. Lee Medallion
These stunning medallions feature the bust of an
individual general on the obverse side and an image of the Confederate
Naval Jack on the reverse. Each is made of one troy ounce of pure silver,
struck to proof quality, and measures 1˝" in diameter. Collect all 13 and
display them in the magnificent case! |
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Raphael Semmes Medallion
From 1862 to 1864, Captain Raphael Semmes
successfully raided Union commerce and won international fame for his daring
exploits. This stunning medallion features a portrait of Capt. Semmes on the
obverse, while the reverse features the CSS Alabama in fine detail with the
Confederate Naval Jack and First National flag. The medallion is struck in
one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver, comes in Proof condition, and measures
1˝" diameter.
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Civil War Medallion Display Case
Collect all 13 Confederate Medallions and display them in this magnificent wood
case! Comes complete with Confederate battle flag matte and two locking latches.
Measures 18"x 12". |
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Hunley Memorial Medallion
This
unique pewter medallion commemorates the heroic crew of the Confederate
submarine. The obverse side depicts the Hunley moving beneath the surface of
the Atlantic with its torpedo at the ready, while the reverse side lists the
names of the final crewmembers along with the words, "The H.L. Hunley
conducted the first successful submarine attack in naval history when on the
night of 17 February 1864 the Hunley sank the USS Housatonic". Measures 2
1/8" in diameter. |
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