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Obverse of Christopher Columbus Gold Medallion
Obverse of Christopher Columbus Gold Medallion

Reverse of Christopher Columbus Gold Medallion

Reverse of Christopher Columbus Gold Medallion

Christopher Columbus Medallion in Presentation Pouch

Christopher Columbus Medallion in Presentation Pouch

Presentation Pouch

Presentation Pouch

Christopher Columbus Gold Medallion
Numismatica Iberica medallion commemorating ‘Christobal Colon’ (Christopher Columbus). Comes in folder with certificate.

Christopher Columbus was a Genoese explorer who was charged by the King and Queen of Spain to sail around the world in 1492 in order to try and find a new route to India, instead, he discovered a new world in the Americas, although he did not realise this at first, and described the natives he encountered as ‘Indians’ (a name which stuck and which has only just begun to decline in popularity).

Columbus made several voyages to the New World, claiming new territories in the name of the Spanish Crown. His spell as governor of Hispaniola was dogged by controversy, and led to his temporary imprisonment back in Spain. Although he later regained his wealth and freedom, he was never again made a governor, and he died a somewhat disappointed (albeit extremely wealthy) man in 1506.

Obverse
Portrait of the man himself surrounded by his Spanish name and the dates of his lifetime.

Reverse
Depiction of one of Columbus’ ships with the latin legend’ Trans Mare Cvrrvnt’ (trans-oceanic voyage).

Specifications
DescriptionReferenceDiameterWeightAlloyAGW
Christopher Columbus Gold MedallionI.M.113317.50.9160.5154

Notes
Diameter = Diameter in millimetres
Weight = Approximate weight in grams
Fineness = millesimal fineness.
AMW = Actual fine precious metal content in troy ounces.

Prices & Availability
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