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Ex Ron Abler Collection - (StacksBowers sale) - refer to page 43 of Ron Abler\'s book \"A Cabinet of Centennial Medals\"Obverse: Inside a denticled rim, the cracked Liberty Bell with its inscription so small as to be mostly unreadable; To left of the bell: LIBERTY\"; to right: \"BELL\"; to left of the clapper: \"17\"; to right: \"76\". The only example I have seen is mounted in a bronze St. Andrews cross with a round beaded center and a floral design on each arm of the cross. The obverse of the mounting has been gilt-washed.
Reverse: Inside a denticled rim, Independence Hall; below in two straight lines: INDEPENDENCE / HALL\". The frame is stamped on the bottom leg of the cross: “19N.9.”; above, around: “J.H.DIEHL.”; below, around: “PHILADA.” It is available with and without this logo.
Diameter: 14.9 mm. Edge: Plain Alloy No.
White Metal 3530wm
