Howard Daniel writes:
"Last week's E-sylum had an item about the auctioning of many very nice Siamese and Thai orders and decorations. I used to collect Thai and looked through this outstanding collection.
"Out of curiosity, I looked at some other lots and was completely surprised to find a US Naval Medal of Honor! It is at lot 1368. I am not sure that one of these can be privately owned but I am thinking there has to be an American collector who would want it back in the USA."
Here's the lot description from Morton & Eden in London; the medal brought 2,000 GBP.
-Editor
*U.S.A., an unnamed specimen Naval Medal of Honor, 1942
type, in bronze, with ribbon of correct pattern designed for
wear as a breast badge fitted with brooch suspension, 52.8mm,
an older striking of good quality, in fitted case £300-400
For more information, see:
https://www.mortonandeden.com/
To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
SIAMESE AND THAI ORDERS AND DECORATIONS
(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n46a27.html)
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