Royal Medal of Honour, King Willem-Alexander type
The Royal Medal of Honour is awarded to associations or institutions celebrating their 50th anniversary or a subsequent multiple of 25 years, whose activities are of a philanthropic, scientific, cultural or social nature, or relate to sport. The Royal Medal of Honour, King Willem-Alexander type, was established in 2013.
The medal is struck at the Royal Mint; the dies were engraved by Hans Johny van Houwelingen. The Royal Medal of Honour is still awarded today.
General
| Start date | 2013 |
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| Captions | voorzijde: WILLEM-ALEXANDER KONING DER NEDERLANDEN; keerzijde: KONINKLIJKE EREPENNING |
| Dimensions [width] | 50 mm |
| Material | silver |
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| Objective | Intended for associations or institutions celebrating their 50th anniversary or a subsequent multiple of 25 years, whose activities are of a philanthropic, scientific, cultural or social nature, or relate to sport. |
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| Producer | The Royal Dutch Mint; Hans Johny van Houwelingen |
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| Additions | none |
