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The National Bicentennial Set by American Revolution Bicentennial Commission

Category:  Token & Medals
Owner:  BMetoyer
Last Modified:  8/25/2022
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBc NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC MS 66
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBc NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC MS 66
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBc NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC MS 66
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1975 SWO-52Va LEXINGTON & CONCORD REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL
Grade: NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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One of 21 total medals produced for the 1976 Bicentennial celebration of the American Independence of 1776.

Minted by the US Mint under the supervision of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (ARBC) in 1974 this silver proof version has an ultra-cameo finish and is graded PF 69 UC which makes it a "Top Pop".

The medal depicts Paul Revere on the obverse, with a patriot holding a rifle, symbolic of the Battles of Lexington & Concord, on the reverse. This medal was designed by Margaret Grigor.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBa NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
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Owner Comments
In addition to the 1976 Declaration of Independence medal featuring Jefferson, the ARBC tasked US Mint Chief Engraver Frank Gasparro with creating the National Bicentennial Medal. The obverse depicted the Statue of Liberty with the inscription "LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS", along with dual dates 1776-1976. For the reverse, Gasparro offered his rendition of an Amercian eagle and the Great Seal with the inscription "AMERICAN REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL" and "WE THE PEOPLE"

These medals came in 7 different formats including: bronze, silver, and gold-plated versions in the 38mm size, a silver matte finish measuring 76mm (3 inches), and solid gold in 23mm, 34mm, & 76mm.

Minted by the US Mint under the supervision of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (ARBC) in 1976 this silver proof version has an ultra-cameo finish and is graded PF 69 UC which makes it a "Top Pop". It is also one of 209,885 sold in this size and medal.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBc NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC MS 66 PL
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52VIb DECLAR. OF INDEPENDENCE REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL
Grade: NGC MS 65 PL
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Owner Comments
This1976 bronze medal features Thomas Jefferson on the obverse, similar to the portrait used on the nickel. On the reverse is the Declaration of Independence document, with Independence Hall in the background which was the place of the signing.

The medal came encased in a plastic capsule & black clam-shell packaging, is dated 1976, and achieved a Top Pop grade of MS 65 PL "Proof-like".
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm (1976) SWO-52VIb DECLAR. OF INDEPENDENCE U.S. MINT SOFT PACK
Grade: NGC MS 67
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Owner Comments
This1976 bronze medal features Thomas Jefferson on the obverse, similar to the portrait used on the nickel. On the reverse is the Declaration of Independence document, with Independence Hall in the background which was the place of the signing.

This bronze medal is undated, came in PNC packaging (Philatelic-Numismatic Combinations), achieved a Top Pop grade of MS 67, and is sealed in the original US Mint "soft pack" with a white plastic token.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm (1975) SWO-52Vb LEXINGTON & CONCORD U.S. MINT SOFT PACK
Grade: NGC MS 66
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Owner Comments
The medal depicts Paul Revere on the obverse, with a patriot holding a rifle, symbolic of the Battles of Lexington & Concord, on the reverse. This medal was designed by Margaret Grigor.

This bronze medal is undated, came in PNC packaging (Philatelic-Numismatic Combinations), achieved a Top Pop grade of MS 66, and is sealed in the original US Mint "soft pack" with a white plastic token.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm (1974) SWO-52IVb 1st CONTINENTAL CONGRESS U.S MINT SOFT PACK
Grade: NGC MS 65
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Owner Comments
This 1974 medal features a bust of John Adams, a delegate of the Continental Congress and Adams' helped draft the Declaration of Independence. the reverse was designed by Robert A. Weinman and depicts a tribute to the Frist Continental Congress of 1774-75.

This bronze medal is undated, came in PNC packaging (Philatelic-Numismatic Combinations), achieved a Top Pop grade of MS 65, and is sealed in the original US Mint "soft pack" with a white plastic token.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm (1973) P SWO-52IIIb COMMITTEES OF CORRESPOND. U.S. MINT SOFT PACK
Grade: NGC MS 67
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Owner Comments
This 1973 medal featured the cojoined bust of Patrick Henry and Samuel Adams. Henry is well known for his "Give me liberty or give me death" speech, while Adams is best described as being a patriotic firebrand of his day. The reverse paid homage to the Committees of Correspondence. These committees were formed prior to the Continental Congress in 1774, and their members shared information among themselves regarding such things as British military movements and various espionage.

This bronze medal is undated, came in PNC packaging (Philatelic-Numismatic Combinations), achieved a Top Pop grade of MS 67, and is sealed in the original US Mint "soft pack" with a white plastic token.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm (1972) P SWO-52IIb SONS OF LIBERTY U.S. MINT SOFT PACK
Grade: NGC MS 68
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Owner Comments
In 1972 the first of the commemorative medals was issued. The bronze specimen featured George Washington on the obverse and the Sons of Liberty tree on the reverse. Washingtons portrait is based on sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon's famous bust, commonly seen on the present-day quarter. (The Sons of Liberty were an early group of patriots said to be responsible for the Boston Tea Party in 1773. The tree is symbolic as an early meeting place of the group, and as a site where local grievances were addressed.)

This bronze medal is undated, came in PNC packaging (Philatelic-Numismatic Combinations), achieved a Top Pop grade of MS 68, and is sealed in the original US Mint "soft pack" with a white plastic token.
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBa NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC PF 67 ULTRA CAMEO
Research: View Coin
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52IBc NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL F. GASPARRO
Grade: NGC MS 64
Research: View Coin
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Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: U.S. MINT MEDALS - SWOGER
Item Description: 38mm 1976 SWO-52VIa DECLAR. OF INDEPENDENCE REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL
Grade: NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
Research: View Coin
Owner Comments
One of 21 total medals produced for the 1976 Bicentennial celebration of the American Independence of 1776.

Minted by the US Mint under the supervision of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (ARBC) in 1976 this silver proof version had an ultra-cameo finish and is PF 69 grade.

The1976 silver medal features Thomas Jefferson on the obverse, similar to the portrait used on the nickel. On the reverse is the Declaration of Independence document, with Independence Hall in the background, the place of the signing.
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