but with all of its original silvering worn off
the large pockets lined in a moss green rayon-cotton blend
green and blue enamelled cross base
only two slight enamel lose on bottom of palms
Mexico, Independence. A Medal Of Independence By J. Guerrero, Troops Version, C.1821 Hold but with all of itsBronze, obverse inscribed "SEGUNDAEPOCA" above a wreath, artist marked "J. GUERRERO" (Jose Guerrero), reverse illustrates two hemispheric globes with broken chains, three interlaced rings inscribed "INDEPENDENCIA, RELIGION and UNION" above and inscribed "DESATO A UN ORBE DE EL OTRO" below, 50. 2 mm, integral loop suspension, contact marks, edge wear, fine. Footnote: The medal dates circa 1821 and is the first medal to commemorate the independence of