The medal's obverse bears upper body of a Native American morphing into a corn cob, with figure's clothes turning into the cob's husk. Around, ··· THE NATIONAL CORN EXPOSITION ··· / OMAHA 1908
The reverse bears grain stalks arranges in wreath shape around center field with legend: Honor Award / to
The National Corn Exposition of 1908 was the brain child of Omaha businessman and civic leader Gurdon W. Wattles. He had already been the force behind the Trans Mississippi and International Exposition of 1898. The exposition ran from December 9 to December 19, 1908, and attracted over 7,731 exhibition entries.
The circular medal was struck in gold-plated bronze. I know neither artist nor mint or mintage. Any additional information would be deeply appreciated.