Women Gain Right to Vote 1920 sterling silver ingot
Women Gain Right to Vote 1920 Sterling Silver Ingot Medal – The Bicentennial History of the United States Issue No. 72 - Image 2
Women Gain Right to Vote 1920 Sterling Silver Ingot Medal – The Bicentennial History of the United States Issue No. 72 - Image 3

Women Gain Right to Vote 1920 Sterling Silver Ingot Medal – The Bicentennial History of the United States Issue No. 72

16.740 kr.

In 1920, decades of tireless effort culminated in women gaining the right to vote! 🗳️✨ This solid sterling silver ingot (weighing in at a heavy 750 grains!) captures the march for women’s suffrage in detailed relief. Issued during the U.S. Bicentennial as Issue No. 72, it’s a piece of history struck in precious metal.

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Women Gain Right to Vote 1920 sterling silver ingot

  • Obverse: Features a relief depiction of women suffragists marching with banners inscribed “VOTES FOR WOMEN”, “WOMEN JUSTICE”, and “JUSTICE”. Below the relief, the inscription reads “WOMEN GAIN RIGHT TO VOTE—1920”.

  • Reverse: Features the star symbol with text “AMERICAN REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL 1776-1976 TM” and “OFFICIAL SYMBOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA’S 200th ANNIVERSARY” on the left panel. The right panel reads “THE BICENTENNIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES Issue No. 72”.

  • Edge Inscription: Stamped with “750 GRAINS STERLING ©” alongside hallmarking symbols.

  • Metal/Composition: Sterling Silver (.925)

  • Weight: 750 Grains (approx. 48.6 grams / 1.56 troy ounces)

  • Series: The Bicentennial History of the United States (Issue No. 72)

  • Historical Context: Commemorates the 1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which granted women the right to vote. Issued as part of the 1976 U.S. Bicentennial celebrations.

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Weight 0,2 kg