| Obverse description | Celebrating the unusually good cooperation between the army (symbolized by the standing grenadier) and the navy, evoked by the sailor with traditional Jack Tar hat. They gesture towards Louisbourg on a map that shows the extent of the American front, from Cuba to the Maritimes to the interior of the continent. The globe crushes a defeated France, shown in an exposed feminine form, her fleur-de-lis upside down and cast out of reach to the ground, barely hanging on to the edge of the continent. Fame blows victory on a trumpet of triumph |
| Obverse lettering | Partier
in Bella (Translation: together in war) |
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| Reverse description | Fairly accurate detail, the geography of Louisbourg Harbor, the position of the batteries, and the final cataclysm of the battle, the burning of the Prudent while the town remained under heavy fire over the night of July 25-26, 1758. |
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| Engraver | Royal Mint (Tower of London), United Kingdom (1279-1810) |
| Mintage | 1758 - - |
| Catalog ID | 6264793660 |
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