IAPN Medals
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ARTICLE: "Medals issued by the International Association of Professional Numismatists" by Beverley Thomas Curtis
THE MEDAL | THE MEDAL No. 15, Autumn 1989 – British Art Medals Society (BAMS) This issue has been sponsored by the International Association of Professional Numismatists THE MEDAL is published by the British Art Medal Trust in association with FIDEM (the Fédération Intérnationale de la Médaille). ISSN 0263-7707 1. Fernando Calico: The Leonard Forrer Medal, first presented in gold to King Umberto II of Italy in 1971. |
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| THE MEDAL No. 11, Autumn 1987 THE MEDAL is published by the British Art Medal Trust in association with FIDEM (the Fédération Intérnationale de la Médaille). NEWS – Page 69 |
| 1952 Firenze, ITALY IAPN Congress Badge |
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| 1956 Amsterdam Modeled after an 18th Century Amsterdam Flour Millers' badge. |
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| The AINP - IAPN gold |
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1969 the Leonard S. Forrer, Upon the death of the Association's first president in 1969, Fernando Calico was commissioned by the Association to design a medal which the I.A.P.N. offers from time to time to those who have done a special service to numismatics. King Umberto II of Italy, who formed a remarkable collection of coins and medals, received a gold version upon inaugurating the 20th General Assembly of the Association in Estoril, in 1971. |
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| 1964 London, U.K. The Association modeled this badge after a gold medallion issued to mark the Roman Emperor Constantius I'd return to London in 296 A.D. |
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Uniface bust of the 1st U.S. President, Geo. Washington, struck by The Metal Arts Co. of New York, in 0.999 fine silver; Dia.: 32mm; Wt.: 20.5 gr. |
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[Ref. The MEDAL, No 15, Autumn 1989] |
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[Ref. The MEDAL, No. 11, 1987 & No. 15 1989] |
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For the 1980 General Assembly, a commemorative U.S. dollar issued for the 1976 bicentennial of American Independence was counterstamped as a medal by Mr. Mel Wacks. |
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| 1981 Marabella, SPAIN and 30th Anniversary Medal Designed by Fernando Calico, |
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| 1982 Salzburg, AUSTRIA Based on the vintage Klippe coins, with Rudbertus and Virgilius on the obverse and a Latin inscription on the reverse which reads: |
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| 1983 Francisco Xavier Calico i Rebull (1907-1983) the first vice president firm with this gilt-bronze |
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1983 was the first time the IAPN General Assembly convened in an Asian country. |
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For the 1984 General Assembly, the Association embarked on a cruise ship calling at the Greek Islands and Turkey. |
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Designed by Øivind Hansen |
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Designed by Paul Harrison the Kentish designer and silversmith for the 1986 Weald of Kent Assembly which was intended would be a relaxation in the Garden of England after the C.I.N. Congress in London which many of the participants had attended. |
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The medal design for 1988 reproduced the official seal of the city, the Alabarda, a spear against a red background. |
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Designed by Paul Lovy, depicting the view of the bay of the Principality of Monaco as seen from Monte Carlo. This medal was truck to the highest standards by the Monnaie de Paris. |
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The reverse design featured |
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| 1991 Montreux, Vaud (CH) The specifications for the Montreux medal have a diameter of 37 mm and a weight of 25 grams. It was issued with a composition in silver-plated bronze. |
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| 1992 Stockholm, SWEDEN The design for Stockholm. |
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| 1993 Budapest, HUNGARY The design for Budapest. |
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1996 Berlin, GERMANY The design for Berlin. |
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| 2003 München, GERMANY The design for |
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| 2006 Saint Petersburg, RUSSIA The design for |
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