Medal for 50 Years of Reign, in Gold
SKU: 02.SAX.0124.101.01
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Attributes
Physical Description
A smooth circular medal with a raised border, constructed of gold. The obverse features the right-facing portrait of Duke Ernst. At the neck is the stamp cutter’s signature ‘M. HASEROTH’. The reverse features the inscription ‘ERNST HERZOG VON SACHSEN-ALTENBURG 3. AUGUST 1903’. On a loop for suspension, on a green ribbon with broad white side stripes.
History
The Medal for 50 Years of Reign was instituted by Duke Ernst I to commemorate his 50th ruling year. The medal was was only conferred on August 3, 1903, the day of its institution, and it was awarded to members of the ducal court, civil servants, the officers and non-commissioned officers of the 8th Thuringian Infantry Regiment No. 153, and others who were close to the court.
A small number of Gold Medals were awarded to members of royalty. The Gold Medal was only awarded 18 times.
Versions
$4,300 USD
Gold
Rev: ERNST HERZOG VON SACHSEN ALTENBURG 3.AUGUST 1903
32mm
This award is very rare. Only 18 were awarded. The company P. Meybauer manufactured gilt specimens without a stamp cutter's mark after...
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