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Medal - George and Mary Coronation at Westminster

Location United Kingdom
Year 1911
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Technique Milled
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Obverse description Conjoined busts of King George V and Queen Mary in high relief, both wearing crowns and facing left, with the King in the foreground dressed in coronation robes. The legend is arranged in two parts: 'MARY QUEEN CONSORT' curves along the left field, and 'KING GEORGE V.' appears in the right field beside the bust.
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Reverse description A crowned lion passant gardant rests its forepaw upon the Royal Arms shield at centre, flanked by the floral emblems of the United Kingdom — rose, shamrock, and thistle — issuing from branches above. Below the shield, a cartouche bears the coronation inscription in Gothic lettering, beneath which waves and sailing ships evoke the extent of the British Empire. Two diagonal ribbon banners on either side of the composition carry excerpts from Lord Byron's poem 'The Corsair'.
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