The image displays a United Nations (UN) medal or medallion, likely commemorative, featuring the text "LIFE LIBERTY" and "SECURITY OF PERSON".
The design features the official United Nations emblem, which includes a world map projection centered on the North Pole, framed by olive branches symbolizing peace.
The text "LOMBARDO" is visible near the bottom edge of the medal, identifying the manufacturer.
The design depicts a figure being held in a large hand, with circular lines around it, suggesting protection or universal rights.
The text refers to fundamental human rights, specifically "life, liberty and security of the person," principles enshrined in international documents like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The item is known as the "United Nations Security of Person Life Liberty Medal" or a similar commemorative item.
The image displays a commemorative Canadian coin and stamp set issued on the 25th anniversary of Canada's membership in the United Nations.
The envelope features a "Day of Issue" stamp postmarked in Ottawa, Ontario, on May 13, 1970.
The stamp commemorates the 25th Anniversary of the United Nations.
The medallion within the set depicts a figure with the words "Life, Liberty, Security of Person" inscribed around it, relating to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The envelope's design also incorporates the Canadian flag and a dove symbol.
Content: .6611 oz troy of fine silver
Mint: Lombardo Mint
Weight: 22.23 g or 20.56275 grams of fine silver
Diameter: 38.94 mm
Thickness: 2 mm
Purity: 92.5%
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