(c.1832) Medal GW-138 White Metal The Tinsmith Medal
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A white metal medal from circa 1832 cataloged as GW-138, commonly known as "The Tinsmith Medal." This medal features Washington's portrait and was produced as a commemorative piece. White metal (a tin-lead alloy) was an inexpensive material used for medals distributed to a broader audience. The "Tinsmith" nickname may refer to the manufacturer or the medium.
Rarity Notes
Scarce. White metal medals from this period are uncommon.
Cross References
Baker 195; Musante GW-138
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