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Franklin Mint Medals

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The Franklin Mint, founded by Joseph Segel in 1964, became the world's largest private mint, producing commemorative medals and collectibles in precious and base metals. Their medals cover subjects from American history and art to wildlife and space exploration.

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1965-FM Medal Gardiners Island X#PT1

1965-FM Medal X-PT4 Platinum Gardiner's Island

1966-FM Medal Battle of the Alamo Silver

1967-FM Medal Alaska Centennial Silver

1967-FM Medal Patrick Henry Silver

1968-FM Bronze Medal Delaware Memorial Bridge

1968-FM Medal Illinois Sesquicentennial Silver

1969-FM Medal 200th Anniv. of James Cook

1969-FM Medal Boston University Centennial Bronze

1969-FM Medal Boston University Centennial Silver

1972-FM Medal Yellowstone Nat'l Park Centennial Silver

1973-FM Medal U.N. Human Rights Declaration Silver

1974-FM Bronze Medal 700th Ann. Robert the Bruce

1974-FM Bronze Medal Duke Ellington

1974-FM Medal President Ford Visits Japan Silver

1974-FM Silver Medal John Philip Sousa The March King

1975-FM Gold Medal George Washington

1975-FM Medal Guadalcanal Invasion Silver

1975-FM Silver Token Soyuz-Apollo

1976-FM Medal Bicentennial Council of the U.S. 0.500 Gold

1976-FM Medal Bicentennial Day Silver Independence Day, 1776

1976-FM Medal Bicentennial George Washington 0.500 Gold

1976-FM Medal Bicentennial Independence Hall 0.500 Gold

1976-FM Medal Queen Elizabeth Bicentenial Visit Silver

1977-FM Silver Medal The Gleaners Silver 100 Greatest Masterpieces

1979-FM Medal The Franklin Mint Gold

1981-FM Medal World's 100 Greatest Landmarks Kek Lok Si Silver

1982-FM Medal Joseph B. Galambos Gold