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William Clark

Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Medal
2005
by Eugene Daub
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Bronze
Description

The obverse bears conjoined busts left of Lewis and Clark before river with canoe. Around, LEWIS & CLARK BICENTENNIAL * MONTANA; left and right, 2005 - 2006; signed on lower right, DAUB

The reverse depicts a mature bison on prairie landscape with mountains rising in background. Above, WE PROCEED ON * MONTANA; in lower right signed, DAUB

Eugene Daub had already created the Corps of Discovery monument at Clark's Point in Kansas City, so he was a natural to take on a commemorative medal for the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial.

The medals were struck by the Medallic Art Company of Dayton, Nevada in limited editions of bronze and silver.

Variant Details

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materialBronze
edge6
diameter75mm
mintageunknown
materialSilver
edge6
diameter75mm
mintageunknown
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