The listing, *Byron Nelson Bronze Medal has ended.
Byron Nelson, (February 4, 1912 – September 26, 2006) was an American PGA Tour golfer between 1935 and 1946. He was considered a top player in the sport of golf during the World War II era and won 54 career victories, including a record 11 in a row. These medals are produced in recognition of Mr. Nelson’s significant contributions to the game of golf as a player, a teacher and a commentator.
The obverse design features a portrait of Byron Nelson with the inscriptions “Byron Nelson 1912-2006” and “Act of Congress 2006.” The reverse features a younger Nelson with the inscriptions “Player, Teacher, Humanitarian” and “Champion.”
Designers: Obverse – Norman Nemeth
Reverse – Don Everhart
Authorizing Legislation: Public Law 109-357
Place Minted: Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark)
Composition: 90% Copper & 10% Zinc
Coin is 3" around and is very heavy.
It comes in a blue velvet box
Shipping will be as follow's:
It will be set at $6.00 to cover the cost of the $5.95 flat rate box, which also comes with tracking. This coin is heavy, so cheapest shipping for this would be the flat rate.
If the bid reaches 5,000 credit, then I will cover half the shipping, the winner would pay $3.00 shipping.. If the bid reaches 8,000, then I will offer free shipping.....