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• Country: United States
• Year: 1971
• Denomination: Medal (No Face Value)
• Composition: Silver (Proof Issue)
• Grade: Proof – Light Handling / Cabinet Toning
• Mint Error: None Observed

DETAILED DESCRIPTION:

This 1971 commemorative silver proof medal issued by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) highlights themes of equality and racial unity, reflecting the global social movements of the era. The design incorporates a First Day of Issue (FDI) stamp motif, adding an interesting crossover appeal between numismatics and philately.

Struck in proof quality, the medal features mirrored fields and frosted design elements. The surfaces remain attractive with light toning consistent with age, particularly along the periphery. Minor hairlines and light handling marks may be visible under magnification, typical for proof issues of this vintage.

The strike is sharp, with well-defined details throughout the design. No significant scratches, dents, or damage are observed. The edges are clean and intact, and the medal maintains strong visual appeal overall.

A historically meaningful collectible representing early 1970s social themes, ideal for collectors of silver medals, UN-related issues, or civil rights-era memorabilia.

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