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Medal Appeal Against the House of Hanover, silver
| Location | United Kingdom |
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| Year | 1721 |
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| Period | 18th century |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
| Obverse lettering | VNICA SALVS. (Translation: The only safeguard) |
| Reverse description | A Hanoverian horse rears and tramples a prostrate lion and unicorn in the foreground, symbolising the subjugation of Britain; a distressed female figure with a wheel is seated to the left. In the middle ground, the River Thames is shown with vessels, and a detailed panoramic view of London skyline dominates the background, featuring St Paul's Cathedral and numerous church spires. The date MDCCXXI appears in the exergue, separated by a horizontal line, with the legend arching across the upper field. |
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