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Scarce Silver Washington Funeral Urn Medal

1799 Washington Funeral Urn Medal VF25 NGC. Silver. Baker-166A, R.6. Die Variant 1-B. Two large funeral processions were staged in early 1800 for Washington, who had died on December 14, 1799. Baker-165, distinguished by a skull and crossbones on the lower reverse, was worn by certain attendees of the Masonic ceremony on February 11. The civic procession took place on February 22, and the Baker-166 medal was worn by some of those present. A small hole at 12 o'clock is characteristic of the issue. Deeply toned in electric-blue and peach colors, which serve to subdue several moderate pinscratches.

Coin Index Numbers: (PCGS# 786)


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February, 2006
9th-11th Thursday-Saturday
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