Bronze Medal and Silver Medal, 59 MM, Terra Santa, 1964

Israel-Egypt Peace Coin Set, Silver and Gold. Includes: Gold medal 900, 35mm, 30gr. Silver medal 935, 59mm, 115gr. Silver medal 935, 45mm, 47gr. Bronze medal missing. Original packaging. Minted by the

Album with 27 Medals. including: 1. Jonathan Operation medal, silver 935, 59mm, 115gr. 2. Honor the Elders Bronze Medal, 59mm. 3. Isracard Building bronze medal, 60mm. 4. Balfour declaration bronze me

Sadat Visit to Israel Set of 4 Commemorative Medals. Including:  Silver 999, 59mm, 80gr. Gilt bronze, 59mm. Bronze, 59mm. Silvered bronze, 59mm.

"Deutscher Automobilclub", silver, engraved "1902", 59 mm; Lindbergh, by Laura Gardin Fraser, bronze, 68 mm; Charles Lindbergh, New York to Paris, bronze, 68 mm; "Strasbourg", silver, engraved "2e Pri

Knesset Parliament silver medal - diameter: 59 mm, weight: 118 gr. Rare silver medal of Menachem Begin - diameter: 50 mm, weight: 59 gr. Issued in a limited edition. David Ben Gurion silver coin - 197

Israel Government Coins and Medal Corporation Featuring Historical Cities in Israel. Nine .935 silver and nine bronze. Each medal 45 mm;' each silver medal 48 grams; 432 grams total. In binder. IMPORT

"State silver medal from 1976 - "Operation Jonathan", silver 0.935, weight: 127.5 grams, diameter: 59 mm, Israel Coins and Medals Corp.Year: 1976 Metal: Silver 0.935Catalog weight: 115 grams, Diameter

Prussia, Iron Cross 1914, 2nd Class, 41 mm, Silver, Saxony, Friedrich August Bronze Medal, 28 mm, Bronze. Reverse with horizontal pin. I

Prussia, Iron Cross 1914, 2nd Class, 41 mm, Silver, Saxony, Friedrich August Bronze Medal, 28 mm, Bronze. Reverse with horizontal pin. I

Prussia, Iron Cross 1914, 2nd Class, 41 mm, Silver, Germany, WWI Kyffhauserbund Medal, 44x30 mm, Bronze, Germany, Marine Korps, 1914-18, 40 mm, Medal with clasp "Somme", bronze. I

Prussia, Iron Cross 1914, 2nd Class, 41 mm, Silver, Germany, WWI Kyffhauserbund Medal, 44x30 mm, Bronze, Germany, Marine Korps, 1914-18, 40 mm, Medal with clasp "Somme", bronze. I

Medal 1973, Bronze (59 mm, 104.80 g). UNC 5426

Collection of symbols of Beitar, Etzel, Lechi, Herut. Diverse and special. Ze'ev Jabotinsky bronze medal, house of the Jewish Brigades, 59 mm.  With a dedication for Knesset member Esther Raziel

Most Approximately 3" - Smallest is 2 1/4" - Largest 4" Terra Cotta Benjamin Franklin 4" Medal, 2 3/4" Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton Bronze Medal and 2 Silver Nixon 2 1/2" Inaugural Medals with Stand

ISRAEL 1967-1970's. A Lot of 20 Bronze 59-60 mm. Medals All but one medal are without box or COA. 4 have water damage and the rest are EF-Unc. A nice mix with 4 Ben-Gurion & 3 Liberation of Jerusalem.

Prussia, Iron Cross, 2nd Class, 1870, 42 mm, Silver, Prussia, War Merit Medal, 187071, 29 mm, Bronze. Reverse with long horizontal pin. I/II

Medal 1935, signed, Bronze (59 mm, 106.34 g). UNC 5275

Silver Medal of Merit. Breast Badge, 40x33 mm, silvered Bronze, obverse enameled, original suspension ring and triangular ribbon. I 106

Commemorative Medal 1898 “Signum Memoriae”, 2 Bravery Medals “Fortitudini” Karl I (1917-1918), Silver Medal II Class and Bronze Medal. Breast Badges, 40 mm and 30 mm, Silver and Bronze, origin

HEBREW BRONZE MEDALS WITH ORIGINAL RED & BLACK CASES (18) DIA 59 MM APPROX.:" I will plant them on their own land"; "I shall not die, But Live", "In memory of Polish Jews"; "Brace yourselves, put fort

Country: AUSTRIA Silver Medal, instituted in 1914. Breast Badge, 45x35 mm, silvered white metal, superimposed part gilt bronze, enameled, original suspension ring and triangular ribbon. I

Red Cross Medal "Through Humanity to Peace" Blood Donation, 2nd Class, Silver Medal, instituted in 1965. Breast Badge, 25 mm, silvered bronze, obverse enameled, original suspension ring and ribbon. I

Silver medal. 1929/1930. Rhineland evacuation. Notgeld Peine 10000 Meissner Porzellan tipper coin, August 26, 1923 VZ 2x bronze medal 1923. 10000 Kipper coin - 700 years of Peine. 40 mm

1936 BERLIN OLYMPIC SILVER AND BRONZE VISITOR'S MEDALS, DIA 1 7/16":Official Visitor`s Medals, One silver clad bronze, the other bronze, 36 mm, by K. Roth, struck by Bavarian State Mint. Olympic bell.