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Medal - Elizabeth II Coronation; Traralgon

Location Australia
Year 1953
Type Personality medal
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Obverse description Right-facing crowned bust of Queen Elizabeth II in high relief, wearing the St Edward's Crown. The circular legend reads 'CORONATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II' along the upper rim, with the maker's name 'AMOR' and the date '2ND JUNE 1953' along the lower field.
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Obverse lettering CORONATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II
AMOR
2ND JUNE 1953
Reverse description Two conjoined heraldic shields displaying the arms of the Shire of Traralgon — the dexter shield bearing a tree and pick-axe, the sinister shield bearing a horse — with an Australian flag motif above at their junction. A steam locomotive is depicted in the lower field below the shields. The legend 'SHIRE OF' arcs along the upper rim, 'TRARALGON' is inscribed along the lower rim, and the founding year '1880' appears in the exergue.
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