I had received no further information from the medal dealers and experts I contacted nor from anyone else since I wrote my article in 2012, nor have I seen any othermedals on the market. I have been a subscriber to The E-Sylum for years, and I can't believe I missed the two follow-up comments on my medal. Now at least know that someother private collection has a silver version of my gold medal.

I've also admired advertising use of medals awarded to companies. My favorite of the ones I've seen is the McCann's Steel Cut Oat Meal, which is still sold and a tin of whichcurrently resides in my pantry. It's delicious by the way, and is still made and available in this tin can! https://www.amazon.com/McCANNS-Steel-Irish-Oatmeal-28-Ounce/dp/B001EO5U3I

It has likenesses of the award medals the company won at the 1851 London Exhibition at the famed Crystal Palace, the U.S. Centennial Exhibition of 1876 in Philadelphia,and the 1893 Colombian Exposition in Chicago. I'm happy to say that I own an example of each of the medals illustrated on the can.

Thank you Wayne, Nick, and Jenna for this chance to remind me what knowledge and fun one can derive from the pursuit of numismatics and exonumia!

Paul Horner writes:

To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
1902 PARIS IN LONDON EXHIBITION MEDAL AWARDEE (https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n01a14.html)