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Culture/People
Non-Indian; acquired from the Sac and Fox (Sauk & Fox)
Previous owner
James Young Bear (James Youngbear), Meskwaki (Fox) [Tama, Iowa]
Auction venue
Hans Schulman Auction (Schulman Coin & Mint)
Subject
President George Washington, Non-Indian, 1732-1799
Object Name
George Washington peace medal, 1789
Media/Materials
Pewter
Techniques
Struck/minted, drilled
Dimensions
6.3 cm
Object Type
Adornment/Jewelry
Place
Philadelphia; Philadelphia County; Pennsylvania; USA (inferred)
Date created
1789-1797
Collection History
Formerly owned by James Young Bear (Meskwaki); purchased by MAI at an auction held by Hans Schulman (1913-1990, Schulman Coin & Mint, New York) in 1968.