Help to ID medallion [解決]

Good evening all

I found a large medallion, 55mm ..I have no idea what it represents or date of it!?

I guess it could be napoleon? Any knowledgeable help appreciated..

Many thanks!

Joe

 I have one, I think - though maybe a smaller size. 

Give me a few minutes … 

 Maybe not. Similar but facing the other way. Still looking … 

 [Cannot find obverse picture] 

Many thanks Zac!

The reverse is certainly similar - looking at your medallion looks a much older version though?

Unfortunately the text on mine is almost impossibe to read as so worn! I am sure I can see a ‘’Bo---te'' on the front which surely would be ‘’bonaparte'' Certainly is unusual as cannot find any like it when I google napoleon medals. I am hoping the front of yours has a napoleon on it and that would help me ID mine better…

Cheers

Joe

 May not be Bonaparte - I have medallions with Borussorum lettering. 

The portrait it surrounds looks more like yours. Will see if I can find some ... 

 Yes - here is one page I created six years ago. 

My pictures on there. Similar obverse. 

N#109979 

 For comparison - not the same, but similar military uniform and posing … 

Fredericus Magnus Dei Gratia Rex Borussorum 
Elector Brandenburgicus Dux Silesiae Et 

Frederick the Great, by the Grace of God, King of Prussia, 
Elector of Brandenburg, Duke of Silesia, Et Cetera 

 Found it. 

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/frederick-great-prussian-king-1757-425933789 

 Frederick the Great. Prussian King - Commemorative Medal / Medallion for the years of 1757. 

* Commemorating the seven years War. 

Bronze or Copper Medallion 42 mm dia. x 3.0mm thick. [smaller than yours] 

Obverse: Fredericus Borussorum Rex 

 Three quarter bust of Frederick the Great. 

Reverse: Nec Pluribus Impar 

Gall Austr Russ et Suec / Undique Profligatis MDCCLVII 

 Battle scene with clubs and four-armed Man. City of Prague in the background. 

🏁 

Perfect Thanks!

I would never have found that…especially following the Napoleon route!! (The only reason i thought it was Napoleon is that I found a death commemoration medal of Napoleons tomb in the same field dated 1853)

Thans again Zac…you help make it so easy!

Regards

Joe

 Thanks. I have been looking for nice quality pictures to see 

what it originally looked like, and found these from a museum … 

https://smb.museum-digital.de/index.php?t=objekt&oges=165462&navlang=tl 

Thanks Zac

It really is a wonderful medallion! I guessed it may be victorian at first, but to find it is  dated 1757 or so is fantastic news. I do dig a lot of Georgian artifacts in the area too.

It also explains unfortunately how so much detail has eroded away in the soil!

Regards

Joe