Bronze commemorative medal of King George V and Queen Mary's coronation

This bronze medal was issued to commemorate the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, which took place on June 22, 1911. The medal features the profiles of both monarchs wearing their coronation crowns and regalia, with text around the perimeter indicating the occasion. The small hole at the top suggests it was meant to be worn or displayed as a pendant. Coronation medals like this were produced in large quantities and distributed to schoolchildren, civil servants, and members of the public to commemorate this significant royal event. These medals are highly valued by numismatists, royal memorabilia collectors, and historians interested in British monarchy for their historical significance and as tangible connections to important moments in British royal history.