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Irish Silver Commemorative Medals

  • 03-05-2005 1:26pm
    #1
    johnnymexico
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭


    I have a pair of Irish Silver Medals commemorating the centenary of
    the birth of Eamon de Valera (1882).

    The Medals are 2 1/4 " in diameter and weigh at least 113 grms each.
    The edition limit is 1000. The medals were made in 1982 and promoted
    at the time by Ogham Crafts Ltd of Dublin, in association with Spink &
    Son Ltd of St. James's, London. The silver was mined from the Tynagh
    mine in County Galway. A certificate that the silver is of Irish
    origin accompanies the medals, and they come in original presentation
    case.

    The portrait on the obverse of the medal depicts Eamon de Valera in
    his early years when he had achieved power as a national leader and
    was growing in stature as a statesman. The design on the reverse
    records some of the highlights of his career and achievements.

    Anyone got any idea of their value? :confused:

    cheers :)


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