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Lot #21 MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60)

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  • MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60)
  • MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60) - 2
  • MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60) - 3
  • MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60) - 4
  • MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60) - 5
  • MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60) - 6