Did you know Felix Schlag ( Jefferson Nickel ) also designed medals?

The Four Franklin Mint Sterling Silver medals
designed by Felix Schlag.

He won the contest for designing the "new" Jefferson Nickel for 1938.

I don't know if he made other medals. I have read he had designed a Red Cross medal. These are ALL I have and got lucky to find a second Betsy Ross.


1965 Herbert C. Hoover by Felix Schlag Silver Medal

Sterling silver medal of the National Commemorative Society
5,249 of these coin-medals were minted as solid sterling silver proofs, and 3 were created as solid platinum proofs.

1966 Betsy Ross - Feilx Schlag - SCFC Medal Gallery

Betsy Ross - This was originally commissioned by the Societe Commemorative de Femmes Celebres. It was their second medal struck to honor famous women
3,220 of these coin-medals were minted as solid sterling silver proofs, and 3 were created as solid platinum proofs.

1967 Paul Revere IFCS Felix Schlag Medal

Sterling silver medal of the International (Free Mason) Fraternal Commemorative Society, United States. Only 1,266 of these coin-medals were minted as solid sterling silver proofs.

1968 Chief John Big Tree by Felix Schlag Silver Medal

Sterling silver medal of the National Commemorative Society
5,249 of these coin-medals were minted as solid sterling silver proofs, and 3 were created as solid platinum proofs.

I just noticed tonight for the first time that Felix Schlag finally had his way with using a very similar font that he wanted to use on the original Jefferson Nickel here on these medals.
See this Full Step Nickel Club silver proof example for font. ( I have both proof & Unc ) It was changed before we saw our Jefferson 1938 nickel.



Thank you for looking!