Derde eeuwfeest van de stichting van New York door de Nederlanders, 1926 1926

This anonymous silver medal commemorates the 300th anniversary of the Dutch founding of New York City in 1926. It's a small piece, only 4 cm by 3 cm, yet it powerfully represents the city's history. The medal's design features two figures, likely representing the Dutch settlers. The inscription on the medal celebrates the 300-year history of the city. It is a reminder of the Dutch influence on the development of New York City and highlights the historical significance of the Dutch settlement.