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Go to ShopThe Fallen Heroes of NY Bronze Medal is a bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal honoring the men and women who perished in New York City as a result of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Following the ceremony on September 10, 2014, the gold medal was given to the National September 11th Memorial and Museum in New York for permanent display. The obverse of the medal features an abstract representation of two towers. The abstract lines flowing downward symbolize loss, while the lines moving upward represent rising above, hope and deliverance from that loss. This configuration also suggests the World Trade Center’s twin towers. The numbers “93,” “77,” “175,” and “11” represent the four planes involved in the tragic...
This 2014 Fallen Heroes of PA Bronze Medal is a bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal honoring the men and women who perished in rural Pennsylvania as a result of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Following the ceremony on September 10, 2014, the gold medal was given to the Flight 93 National Memorial in Pennsylvania for permanent display. The obverse of the medal features the hemlock groves behind the memorial boulder at the Flight 93 Memorial, a simple reminder of loss and healing. Inscriptions are “A COMMON FIELD ONE DAY, A FIELD OF HONOR FOREVER” and “ ACT OF CONGRESS 2011.” The reverse features 40 stars on a raised border around the edge of the design, one star...
Code Talkers played an important role in World War II. Celebrate American history with this Navajo Code Talkers Bronze Medal. This medal is a bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to Navajo Code Talkers at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol Building on July 26, 2001, in recognition of their dedication and valor. The obverse of the medal features two Marine Navajo Code Talkers communicating a radio message. Centered along the top of the medal is the inscription “NAVAJO CODE TALKERS.” Centered along the bottom is “BY ACT OF CONGRESS 2000.” The reverse bears the Navajo Marine Corps emblem with “USMC,” the U.S. Marine Corps eagle, globe and anchor emblem, and “WWII” centered along the top of the...
During World War II, American women entered the workforce in unprecedented numbers, answering the call to replace the men serving in the military. These women, referred to as “Rosie the Riveter,” worked in a variety of industries, keeping America running and supporting the war effort. Their contributions were not only significant, but historic, changing the American workforce forever. After the War, many women returned to being homemakers, but not all. Some found that they liked working and earning their own money, and they continued to work outside the home, making that a possibility for future generations. In recognition of their contributions to the United States, and the inspiration they have provided to future generations, Congress awarded the Congressional Gold Medal...
The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Code Talkers Bronze Medal is a bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal presented at a ceremony on May 28, 2016, in recognition of its members’ dedication and valor. The medal is minted at the Philadelphia Mint. The obverse design features a World War II code talker, a snipe, and the principal clans of the Mohawk Tribe—a bear, a wolf, and a snapping turtle. It is inscribed with “AKWESASNE MOHAWK CODE TALKERS.” The reverse design features a profiled figure, a Mohawk kustowa headdress, a bear claw necklace, a war club, and a Mohawk Wolf Belt. Inscriptions are “WORLD WAR I,” “WORLD WAR II,” and “ACT OF CONGRESS 2008.”
This Tlingit Tribe Code Talkers Bronze Medal makes the perfect gift for any World War II history buff or can be kept for your collection. This medal is a bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to Tlingit Tribe Code Talkers at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol Building on November 20, 2013, in recognition of their dedication and valor. On the obverse design, the antenna on the soldier's equipment is raised as he talks on his radio sending a coded message. The soldier kneels on his right knee and holds his rifle in his left hand in case of attack. The three semicircles signify the transmission of radio signals. It is inscribed “TLINGIT WARRIORS CODE TALKERS.” The reverse design depicts...
Celebrate the United States Army Bicentennial with this 3 Inch Bronze Medal from the U.S. Mint. The obverse design depicts a soldier of the 1770's and one of the modern era. The reverse design consists of the interior portion of the Department of the Army plaque design, based on the Department of the Army seal that has been used continuously since the 1770's. The obverse and reverse designs commemorate the bicentennial of the Army, established June 14, 1775.
Celebrate the U.S. Coast Guard Perfect gift for any Coast Guard member or for your own collection Measures 3 inches in diameter
Celebrate the U.S. Navy Bicentennial with this 3 Inch Bronze Medal. Perfect for a gift or nautical collection. The sloop Alfred, flagship of the First American Fleet, which served in the Continental Navy from 1775 to 1778, is depicted on the obverse of the medal with the symbolic American eagle alight upon the anchor and the stars and stripes. The reverse shows the modern nuclear Navy with its air, surface and submarine configuration, emanating from the nucleus of the atom. The obverse and reverse designs commemorate the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Navy on October 13, 1975.