Salta Medal, Medal

SKU: 02.ARG.0115.101.01

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  • Silver Medal Obverse

    Image courtesy of “Historia de los Premios Militares República de Argentina”, Vol. I

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    Attributes

    • country
      Argentina
    • date of institution
      March 5, 1813
    • remarks
      The medals of the Argentine Independence were manufactured mainly at the mints of Potosí and La Plata.

    History


    The Salta Medal (Medalla la Batalla de Salta) was established in Argentina by the Assembly of the United Provinces on March 5, 1813. The Medal was awarded to General Manuel Belgrano and his troops who forced the Spanish soldiers to surrender unconditionally in Salta on February 20, 1813.

    The composition of the Medal denotes the rank of the recipient; the gold Medal were awarded to Lieutenants, and the silver Medal to S ...  ergeants.

    The Medal features an obverse inscription that stands for "La Patria a los Vencedores en Salta 20 de Febrero de 1813,” which can be translated to "The Fatherland to Salta Victors February 20, 1813."
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    Versions

    • Price

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    • Composition

      Gold

    • Inscription

      Obv: LA PATRIA A LOS VENCEDORES EN SALTA 20. D. FEBRO. D. 1813

    • Size

      40x51mm

    • Maker

      Juan de Dios Rivera

    • Version Remarks

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    • Price

      $850 USD

    • Composition

      Silver

    • Inscription

      Obv: LA PATRIA A LOS VENCEDORES EN SALTA 20. D. FEBRO. D. 1813

    • Size

      40x51mm

    • Maker

      Juan de Dios Rivera

    • Version Remarks

      This version weighs 42.3 grams.

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