Overview
A high-relief commemorative medal struck to celebrate the United States Bicentennial, featuring iconic Nebraskan symbols including the State Capitol and 'The Sower.' It serves as a bridge between the nation's…
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Overview
A high-relief commemorative medal struck to celebrate the United States Bicentennial, featuring iconic Nebraskan symbols including the State Capitol and 'The Sower.' It serves as a bridge between the nation's…
Story
The year 1976 saw a massive wave of 'Bicentennial Fever' sweep across the United States, prompting nearly every state to commission unique artwork that defined their place in the American story.
Maker / Origin
While often struck by private firms like the Medallic Art Company or the Franklin Mint, these commissions were overseen by state-appointed committees to ensure historical accuracy.
Condition & Value
The medallion shows attractive natural toning, particularly around the edges, which suggests it has been stored in its original packaging or a coin album. The value is primarily driven by the silver content (likely 1 Troy ounce) plus a modest premium for the historical theme and condition.
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