Medal for Naval Valour, in Silver

SKU: 02.ITA.0186.102.01

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Attributes

  • country
    Italy
  • date of institution
    April 15, 1860

History


This Medal was founded by Charles Albert, King of Sardinia, to reward Navy personnel for risking their own lives to rescue people in danger at sea and shipwrecked.

The Medal was originally awarded in a single gold grade. It was expanded into two distinct grades, gold and silver, on April 15, 1860. The bronze grade of the Medal was added on March 8, 1888.

There are two versions of this Medal.

The Medals awarded for merit in rescuing people in danger at sea do not have a standard reverse inscription, they are either blank or have the engraved recipient information.

The Medals awarded specifically for aiding people who have been shipwrecked feature the reverse inscription “SOCCORSO A NAUFRAGHI” and may also have the engraved recipient information.

The reverse may be engraved with the name, date, and region of the recipient.

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Versions

  • Price

    $3700+ USD

  • Composition

    Silver

  • Inscription

    Obv: AL VALORE DE MARINA Rev: [RECIPIENT DETAILS]

  • Size

    33-35mm

  • Maker

  • Version Remarks

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  • Price

    $3700+ USD

  • Composition

    Silver

  • Inscription

    Obv: AL VALORE DE MARINA Rev: [RECIPIENT DETAILS]

  • Size

    33-35mm

  • Maker

  • Version Remarks

    This version is not stamped.

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  • Price

    $6200+ USD

  • Composition

    Silver

  • Inscription

    Obv: AL VALORE DE MARINA Rev: SOCCORSO A NAUFRAGHI [RECIPIENT DETAILS]

  • Size

    33-35mm

  • Maker

  • Version Remarks

    This version was awarded for aid to shipwrecks.

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