This Liberty & Unisphere Commemorative Medal is a unique collectible piece from the New York Worlds Fair 1964-1965. Crafted to commemorate this historic event, the medal features intricate details of the iconic Statue of Liberty and the Unisphere.
With its mid-range value, this medal appeals to collectors interested in preserving memories of this significant moment in history.
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This commemorative medal from the 1964-65 New York World's Fair represents the Oklahoma Pavilion, crafted from bronze with a diameter of approximately 38.5mm.
Graded at MS 67 and encapsulated by NGC in a double-thickness holder, the piece is in excellent condition with original surfaces.
The medal is listed in the newer Shevlin-Hyder (SH 26-14 BZ) catalog, making it a noteworthy addition …

The Hook & Loop Tactical Patch Storage Book Collection Holder Morale Case offers a practical solution for organizing and displaying tactical patches.
Featuring ten pages of loop material secured by cords, this military morale patch book can be easily mounted on walls for showcase purposes.
With a strong hook and loop closure, the patch book ensures secure storage. Made from durable materi…

This collection of Libyan Sample Fair Stamps, specifically Stanley Gibbons Souvenir Sheet #144, offers stamp enthusiasts a unique addition to their Libya Stamps collection.
The set is known for its high-end value, appealing to collectors seeking premium pieces for their stamp portfolios. With a focus on accuracy, the title of each stamp is given precedence over the image, ensuring authenticit…

This commemorative medal originates from the Montana fund for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, California.
Crafted from yellow bronze and measuring approximately 38mm in diameter, this piece is a notable addition to any collection.
Its condition boasts nice original surfaces with a minor rim bump on the upper left reverse side, adding character to its historical signif…

This commemorative medal, originating from the "Land of Lincoln Pavilion" at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair, showcases a brass composition with an etched two-dimensional relief design, measuring approximately 38mm in diameter.
Graded at MS 65 and encapsulated by NGC, this piece is noted for its excellent condition and original surfaces. The medal, although not included in the Hibler-Kappen…