Created on 2024-01-27

This image shows a silver medal that appears to have been photographed against a black background. The medal is depicted with both the obverse and reverse sides visible, placed side by side. On the left, the obverse side of the medal features a profile portrait of a male figure with elaborately styled hair and drapery clothing, which suggests a style indicative of a historical period. Around the edge of this side, there is an inscription which reads: "LVD·XIIII·REX·CHRISTIANISS." On the right, the reverse side of the medal showcases a detailed scene with multiple elements. The foreground displays a lion, and behind it, there's a panoramic view of a grand architectural setting that may represent a palace or an important building, with numerous windows, columns, and possibly towers. Above the scene, written in all capital letters, is the inscription "TOLOSA GRAVINA CESSIT." Below the scene, the word "MUDICIA" can be seen. To the right of the medal, a ruler with measurement increments provides scale, indicating the size of the medal which is about 5 cm in diameter.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows two sides of an old silver coin or medal. The obverse side features a detailed portrait of a man with curled hair, likely a historical figure. The reverse side depicts a complex scene that appears to be a hunting or battle scene, with figures, animals, and what looks like a castle or other architectural structure in the background.