Description
1739 Adam Vernon Capture of Portobello Medallion
Condition: Nice
Price: £150
Design Details: This 1739 Adam Vernon Capture of Portobello Medallion is a significant piece of historical numismatic art. The obverse features a detailed depiction of Admiral Vernon and his fleet during the capture of Portobello, with inscriptions commemorating the event. The reverse showcases the fortified city of Portobello, with intricate detailing that highlights the victory.
Historical Facts:
- Struck in 1739 to celebrate Admiral Edward Vernon’s successful capture of the Spanish port of Portobello during the War of Jenkins’ Ear.
- The capture was a major naval victory for Britain, significantly boosting national morale and Vernon’s reputation.
- This medallion was produced to commemorate the event and is an important artifact reflecting Britain’s naval history.
Condition: This medallion is in nice condition, preserving its sharp details and original features. Although it shows some signs of wear, it remains an appealing and historically significant collectible.
Weight: Approximately 40 grams
Diameter: 45 mm
Metal Content: Bronze
Price: £150
Catalog Reference: To be confirmed
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