(1969)-FM Silver Medal Georgia States of the Union

Coin Details

Description

This 1969 sterling silver medal depicting Georgia is part of the Franklin Mint's States of the Union series. Georgia, the fourth state to ratify the Constitution in 1788 and named for King George II of England, carries deep historical significance as one of the original thirteen colonies and a pivotal state in the American Civil War and Civil Rights movement. The medal captures Georgia's heritage through representative state imagery. The Franklin Mint struck these medals at its facility in Wentworth, Pennsylvania, using custom-made dies engraved by skilled artists who researched each state's history and symbolism to create appropriate designs. The consistent quality and precious metal content of the series helped establish the Franklin Mint's reputation as a premium producer of collectible medals.

Rarity Notes

Sterling silver, Franklin Mint limited edition. Part of the complete 50-state subscription program.

Cross References

PCGS #941808; Franklin Mint States of the Union series, Georgia