Clearly, minted in Birmingham. Unfortunately for you, the usage was so wide and varied, as well as often prolonged for some years after minting, unless the medal has been counter stamped it is unlikely you will ever find out where it was used. That information was most likely lost after it passed out of the hands of the original owner. Sorry
This was made for the Borough of Bury, St Edmunds (as it would have said on the ribbon). Listed as W&E# 5683B2. Please add it to the catalog if it is not already listed
Kenny
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This was made for the Borough of Bury, St Edmunds (as it would have said on the ribbon). Listed as W&E# 5683B2. Please add it to the catalog if it is not already listed
Well done !!!
Where did you find that little gem of information?
This was made for the Borough of Bury, St Edmunds (as it would have said on the ribbon). Listed as W&E# 5683B2. Please add it to the catalog if it is not already listed
Well done !!!
Where did you find that little gem of information?
I have the book (W&E vol 5: George V)
Kenny
- Verifying your Asian and British-territorial coins everyday with the best quality photos and the best information.
