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Medal - Long live the King A Message to the Norwegian People

Location Norway
Year 2016-2023
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Composition Gold (.999) plated copper-nickel (Gold plated center, Ruthenium plated rest)
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Obverse description Gold-plated central field featuring a crowned heraldic shield set within a laurel wreath, with the Norwegian flag rendered in relief in the background. The shield bears an inscribed text in raised lettering, and the entire composition is enclosed within a ruthenium-plated outer ring carrying the surrounding legend with the dates 1940 and 1945.
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Obverse lettering 1940 · LEVE KONGEN · 1945 DET NORSKE FOLKS FRIHET OG SELVSTEN- DIGHET ER FOR MEG GRUNNLOVENS FØRSTE BUD, OG JEG MENER Å FØLGE DETTE BUD OG Å VARETA DET NORSKE FOLKS INTERESSER BEST VED Å HOLDE FAST VED DEN STIL- LING OG DEN OPPGAVE SOM ET FRITT FOLK GA MEG I 1905. · DEN LANGE REISEN HJEM ·
(Translation: The freedom and independence of the Norwegian people is to me the first commandment of the constitution, and I mean to follow this commandment and to best protect the Norwegian people by holding the position and tasks that the free people gave me in 1905. The long journey home.)
Reverse description Gold-plated central field depicting the silhouette profile of King Haakon VII facing left, filled with an inscribed royal quote in raised lettering, set above a relief view of the Royal Palace facade. The ruthenium-plated outer ring carries the surrounding legend, with the dates 1940-1945 in the lower exergue.
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