From Objectivity.

A tiny medal commemorating the Grand Old Duke of York. More links below ↓↓↓

The Duke of York (Prince Frederick) is commemorated by a column adjacent to the Royal Society. But we’re looking at a small medal from the collection of Sir John Herschel – it’s origin is mysterious.

Featuring Keith Moore (head librarian at the Royal Society) speaking with Brady.

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More medals at the Royal Society: https://youtu.be/MzRluCBweJE
Eric Lidell’s gold medal: https://youtu.be/grQCKKQ9j9A

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