1815 Copper Andrew Jackson High Relief Medal NGC MS65BN

Show Stopping Medal Honors Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans!

On January 8, 1815, the British expected to separate Louisiana from the rest of the United States by taking New Orleans. They didn’t expect that the pirate Jean Lafitte would warn the Americans ahead of the army, allowing General Andrew Jackson to rally his militiamen and prepare for the impending attack. 4,500 Americans stood against 7,500 British troops -- and within half an hour, the British were retreating. 2,000 British men were killed, wounded or missing, while only eight Americans died in the fight, with just 13 others wounded. This was the Battle of New Orleans and Major Andrew Jackson lead our troops to victory.

This incredible high-relief copper medal honors the famous battle and commemorates Jackson's success in massive medal size! This medal one of the most well-crafted specimens we've ever laid eyes on. The details are simply beyond words. Get your own exquisite piece of U.S. military history today before it's gone at GovMint.com!

• IMPECCABLY CRAFTED IN HIGH RELIEF --This is one of the most exquisite medals we’ve seen in exquisite high-relief with phenomenal details. Andrew Jackson's portrait graces the obverse with "MAJOR GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON", while a scene from the battle and "RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS FEBRUARY 27, 1815" and "THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS JANUARY 5, 1855" graces the reverse.

• GORGEOUSLY RICH COPPER -- Stunning copper with mahogany tones in a massive 65mm size makes this medal a true showstopper!

• FINEST KNOWN GRADED BY NGC -- This incredible high-relief copper medal is the finest known graded by NGC as Mint State-65 Brown (MS65 BN) condition! It will come sonically sealed in an acrylic case with white display core, giving you the best in protection while granting clear sightlines into every impeccable detail. All unique characteristics are described on the acrylic case's label.
• A SCARCE TREASURE -- This extraordinary copper medal is the finest graded in the census report. Two of these types of medals were struck in gold (one of which was owned by President Jackson) and others in copper, for some who wished to have an important memento of the military leader. Now's your chance to own this phenomenal memento for yourself!

This medal truly is a must have for those looking to curate an extraordinary collection! Add it to your cart right now, before this military masterpiece gets away, now at GovMint.com!