1974 Longines Symphonette Lewis and Clark

Longines Symphonette Sterling Silver – Lewis and Clark Expedition – Great American Triumphs Medal

Commemorate one of the most significant exploration journeys in American history with this sterling silver medal honoring Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and their historic expedition of 1804–1806. Commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson, the expedition explored the newly acquired Louisiana Territory and traveled across the American West to the Pacific Ocean, opening new chapters in the nation's history.

Part of the Longines Symphonette Great American Triumphs collection, this medal was produced by the Wittnauer Mint and features the series' distinctive high-relief antique finish. The collection celebrates important people, events, and achievements that helped shape the United States.

Specifications:

• Series: Great American Triumphs

• Subject: Lewis and Clark Expedition

• Historical Period: 1804–1806

• Manufacturer: Longines Symphonette Society

• Mint: Wittnauer Mint, New Rochelle, New York

• Engraver: Joseph DiLorenzo

• Composition: 92.5% sterling silver

• Weight: Approximately 34 grams

• Diameter: Approximately 39 mm

• Actual Silver Weight: Approximately 1.011 troy oz

• Finish: Antique-style, high-relief medal

This substantial sterling silver medal is an attractive collectible for American history enthusiasts, Lewis and Clark expedition collectors, and those who appreciate historic silver medals.