Medal – 150th anniversary of the American Civil War Sesquicentennial 1861–2011 Display Stand (40 mm)

Medal – 150th anniversary of the American Civil War Sesquicentennial (1861–2011)

Obverse (Image 1):

• Design: A bold eagle with wings spread wide, flanked by lightning bolts and laurel branches.

• Inscription:

  • “THE CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL”

  • Years: 2011 – 2015

• Symbolism: The eagle and bolts likely represent power, vigilance, and the turmoil of war.

Reverse (Image 2):

• Design: A depiction of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, standing confidently with his hand resting on a sword.

• Inscription:

  • “SOUTH RESPONDS TO START OF CIVIL WAR”

  • Quote attributed to General Robert E. Lee:

  • Year: 1861

  • Laurel wreath and shield below, adding a solemn tribute to the era.