Fasciculus:Joe Louis Congressional Gold Medal reverse.jpg
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Summarium
| Descriptio | U.S. Congressional Gold Medal for Joe Louis. Original caption states "he obverse of the medal features a portrait of Mr. Louis in a boxing stance with the inscription “JOE LOUIS 1914-1981” appearing in the left field of the medal. The reverse features the belt that Joe Louis won in 1937. The belt consists of a large center buckle with side buckles. On the center buckle is featured the American Eagle and the words “The Ring Championship Belt Won by Joe Louis”. The wording on the two smaller side buckles appearing on the medal cannot be read. In the background above the championship belt is a pair of boxing gloves. “ACT OF CONGRESS 1981” appears below the belt and the border of the reverse is surrounded by the inscription “WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP 1937-1948”." |
| Datum | awarded 1982 |
| Fons | link, United States Mint |
| Auctor | Obverse - Michael Iacocca, Reverse - David Redmond (design concept) and Edgar Steever (Sculptor-Engraver), minted by the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark), authorized by Public Law 97-246 |
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public domain - United States Government |
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| recentissima | 02:15, 6 Martii 2018 | | 1 880 × 940 (1 megaocteti) | Materialscientist | https://www.usmint.gov/learn/kids/coins-and-medals/medals/joe-louis |
| 15:05, 21 Iunii 2006 |  | 368 × 368 (52 chiliocteti) | Renamed user ixgysjijel | {{Information |Description=U.S. Congressional Gold Medal for Joe Louis. Original caption states "The reverse features the belt that Joe Louis won in 1937. The belt consists of a large center buckle with side buckles. On the center buckle is featured the |
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