1964 St. Louis Bicentennial 2-Coin Set

1964 St. Louis Bicentennial Commemorative Medal – Copper or Sterling Silver

Commemorate the 200th anniversary of the founding of St. Louis, Missouri, with this historic 1964 St. Louis Bicentennial medal. Issued to celebrate the city's founding in 1764, these commemorative medals honor St. Louis's rich history, French heritage, and importance in the development of the American Midwest.

The obverse features the iconic Gateway Arch, representing St. Louis's role as the historic Gateway to the West. The reverse incorporates French-inspired heraldic imagery honoring the city's namesake, King Louis IX of France, and its founder, Pierre Laclède.

Produced in both copper and silver versions, these medals are attractive historical collectibles celebrating an important milestone in American city history.

Specifications:

• Year: 1964

• Commemorative Event: 200th Anniversary of St. Louis

• Dates Honored: 1764–1964

• Denomination: Medal (No Monetary Face Value)

• Obverse: Gateway Arch

• Reverse: French-inspired heraldic designs honoring St. Louis and Pierre Laclède

• Compositions: Copper and 90% Sterling Silver

• Manufacturer: Philadelphia Mint

A distinctive piece of American historical exonumia celebrating two centuries of St. Louis history and heritage.