Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-28

The image showcases two sides of a gold-colored medal, likely a commemorative coin. The left side bears the text "UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY," with the years "1802" and "1952" flanking a sword and torch design and the words "SESQUICENTENNIAL" around the lower edge.

The right side depicts the text "WEST POINT" with an eagle above a shield. Below the eagle is a banner reading "DUTY HONOR COUNTRY". The shield displays symbols like a helmet and stars. The coin is set against a black background, with a measuring scale alongside it to indicate size.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-28

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The image shows two sides of a commemorative coin, likely made of bronze or a similar metallic material, set against a black background. To the right of the coin set, there is a ruler showing increments in centimeters.

On the left coin, the obverse, the inscription "UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY" is displayed along the upper edge. A sword, positioned upright, is centered and bisects the coin, with a flame atop the sword. Wreaths of laurel flank the sword on either side. The dates "1802" and "1952" are present on either side of the sword, commemorating the Sesquicentennial (150th anniversary). The word "SESQUICENTENNIAL" is curved along the bottom edge of the coin.

The right coin, the reverse, features a shield design with various symbolic elements. A stylized eagle, its wings spread, is perched atop the shield. There are two banners draped across the shield. The upper banner bears the words "WEST POINT", while the lower banner reads "USMA". Below the eagle, a helmet and what appears to be a canon or other ordnance are depicted. The inscription "DUTY * HONOR * COUNTRY" curves around the bottom edge of the coin. There are also several stars on either side of the shield.