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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;trnbz5oqz, post: 347894, member: 13185&quot;]Picked up at a garage sale a 1976 Colorado Centennial Medal- has brilliant proof surfaces and frosted inner areas where details are. Diameter is abt that of early Bust halfs 1794-1807 and edges are plain with no writing. Has all characteristics of being silver. It&#039;s in a plastic case with blue background, has large &quot;76&quot; in middle and dates 1876-1976 and &quot;centennial&quot; on one side; other side is &quot;Colorado&quot; and &quot;Land Of Promise&quot; with cowboy on horse. Inside the &quot;76&#039; are the words &quot;Colorado&quot; and &quot;Usa&quot;. It has the &quot;D&quot; mintmark on the obv and 3 small initials on one side/2 on the other- one of which is &quot;fg&quot; (Frank Gasparo??). In writing on holder: it&#039;s for the state&#039;s 100th and nation&#039;s 200th-first commemerative struck at the Denver mint. Collector of 47+ years, I have no idea of Bid/Ask/Retail on this one. Appreciate anyone who can help....thx[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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