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George Washington died on December 14, 1799. These medals were coined early in 1800 to be worn at his Civic Funeral Procession held on February 22 in Boston.
Obverse Description
The obverse carries a uniformed bust of Washington encircled by the fitting inscription HE IS IN HIS GLORY, THE WORLD IN TEARS.
Reverse Description
The reverse displays the iconic skulls and crossbones.
Catalog Information
GSID:
376676
Obverse Lettering:
HE IS IN HIS GLORY, THE WORLD IN TEARS
Strike Type:
Business
Diameter:
29
Coin Shape:
Round
Edge:
Plain
Variety:
Washington
Variety 2:
Funeral Skull, Gold
Coin Date:
(1800)
Denomination:
Medal
Designation:
MS
Mintage:
2 known
Coinage Type:
Washington Coppers & Coinage
Coinage Years:
1783-1795
Composition:
Gold
Rarity:
8
PCGS #:
879861
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Coin Value History
(1800) Medal Washington, Funeral Skull, Gold MS
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1783 Copper Washington, Triumpho MS BN
Worth: $75 – $10,000
1783 Copper Washington, Military, Large Bust MS BN
Worth: $60 – $2,000
1783 Copper Washington, Military, Small Bust, Plain Edge MS BN
Worth: $75 – $1,600
1783 Copper Washington, Military, Small Bust, Engrailed Edge MS BN
Worth: $60 – $4,000
1783 Copper Washington, Draped Bust, No Buttons MS BN
Worth: $95 – $4,000
1783 Copper Washington, Draped Bust, with Buttons MS BN
Worth: $85 – $2,500
1783 Copper Washington Draped Bust, Restrike, Plain Edge PR BN
Worth: $400 – $3,000
1783 Copper Washington Draped Bust, Restrike, Engrailed Edge PR BN
Worth: $425 – $3,000
1783 Silver Washington Draped Bust, Restrike, Engrailed Edge PR
Worth: $1,100 – $12,000
1783 Copper Washington, UNITY STATES MS BN
Worth: $60 – $4,200
Doubled Head Cent Washington MS BN
Worth: $50 – $2,300
1784 Medal Washington, Ugly Head, Pewter MS
Worth: $40,000 – $41,000
1784 Copper Washington, Ugly Head MS BN
Worth: $5,000 – $33,000
1791 1c Washington, Small Eagle MS BN
Worth: $200 – $7,500
1791 1c Washington, Small Eagle, Brass MS
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