Gold 1937 King George Vi Coronation Medal Auction Archive ) Naming is officially impressed

) Naming is officially impressed in large upper case block capital lettering

the First Lords expressed displeasure at the evidence he gave

Working with an army co-operation squadron on a battle front

with brass dolphin placed above the badge (unit insignia)

It is fronted by a Saxony gilt aluminum cockade with a green felt centre

Gold 1937 King George Vi Coronation Medal Auction Archive ) Naming is officially impressedAlthough a number of medallions were issued, by a number of different issuing houses, for the Coronation of King George VI in 1937, this is the Official, and rare medal struck in solid 22Kt. Gold (silver Official version being fairly common), struck by the British Royal Mint. The obverse features a profile portrait of George VI facing right, with the inscription: GEORGE VI CROWNED 12 MAY 1937. The reverse has a matching portrait, also facing left, of