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Coronation Medal - Francis Joseph I

Location Hungary
Year 1867
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Composition Tin
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Obverse description Conjoined busts of Emperor Francis Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth facing left in high relief, set within a recessed circular field. Flanking the busts are decorative cornucopia-style baskets filled with fruit and wheat sheaves in low relief, with the Hungarian coat of arms on a shield below. The curved legend above reads in Hungarian along the rim.
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Obverse lettering A BUDA-PESTI KORONÁZÁS EMLÉKÉÜL 1867.
(Translation: In memory of the coronation in Buda-Pest 1867)
Reverse description The Holy Crown of Hungary (Crown of Saint Stephen) dominates the field in high relief, surrounded by a radiating fan of heraldic banners bearing various coats of arms of the Hungarian kingdom's lands. Below the crown, the royal regalia are depicted: the orb with a double-armed cross, the sceptre, and a sword, arranged on a crossed laurel and palm branch. A small engraver's signature 'W.S.' is visible in the lower field.
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