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Edited to add: He is recognized as the person who organized the first hockey league, which in my book is significant. You may need to hold onto it for a while and contact some organizations(Canadian museums or hockey groups from Paris or Canada) for interest in your medal. In any case, I feel that you can find a group that will want it for their museum and would probably pay a premium over anyone else that would buy it for speculative reasons or just to put into a collection without knowing what it could be worth.
I like esoteric pieces like this! Thanks for sharing.
of the early 20th century. I have a very nice personal sized Jeanne D'Arc medal he designed.
Amazong detail and depth in all his works.
here's the obverse of your medal on this gallery website.
Do you broach the topic of purchasing your medal for their club / museum, or do they suggest it on their own?
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I usually let them know that I have an item which is historically significant to the organization/museum.
I most always get a response. The hardest thing is figuring out how much you will sell the item for.
In at least one case I gave the piece away because it did not fit into my collection and was so esoteric that no one else wanted to pay money for it either.
-Dan