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1869 Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Philadelphia Fiftieth Anniversary Grand National Celebration, 51mm Diameter, Silvered White Metal
1895 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Philadelphia, Copper, 25mm Diameter
1895 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Philadelphia, Copper, 25mm Diameter
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The piece has the beautiful 19th century mahogany finish on it, which makes the medals from this era far more appealing than the "yellow bronze" pieces the mint issues today. The 19th century mintage was 808 in copper, which makes this piece fairly common by 19th century standards.
And here is an example of the Northwestern Sanitary Fair. This fair was held in Chicago just after the Civil War in June 1865 which was exactly one year after the better known Philadelphia Sanitary Fair was held. The mintage is listed as "1,000?" in copper. That would make this seem like a fairly common medal for the 19th century, but it isn't. Many of these pieces were sold at the fair to non collectors who mishandled them. Therefore a lot of the survivors are beat up and often unattractive.
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