After WWII the US Department of the Treasury would award a civilian medal struck in .925 silver to individuals who worked in the process of selling of war bonds. My Grandfather was awarded one in Providence RI for providing the artwork for several marketing posters encouraging people to buy war bonds. He was actually employed during the war in lithograph and printing company but unable to serve due to hypertension. It has an engraving on one side of the flag raising at Iwo Jima and what looks like a Colonial soldier on the other side. It also has a cartouche on the back with his name engraved. It is quite tarnished, but I was told to never clean it for some reason. Its my understanding that they are not very rare nor valuable but as a family heirloom, it is quite priceless.
Unfortunately 1941-1945 U.S. Treasury Award coins aren't worth much more than their silver value. Each coin has .625 ounces of silver. There is a place on one side of the coin to engrave a name -- and most of these coins do indeed contain the name of the person to whom it was presented. Coins that do not have names are worth somewhat more -- but don't expect this coin to fund your retirement.
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The Great patriotic War. there is also an OGPW - both an award and a membership organization - Order of the Great Patriotic War.- in the latter form it is analogous to the American Legion or VFW but is limited to Combatant vets, not rear-echelon types such as cyrptographers ( however vital!)
The medal is properly called: "Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal", and one does not personally apply for the award. One must be recommended for the award by a higher authority, such as a commanding officer.
Personal awards, Unit awards, and Service awards.
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Queen's Award for Voluntary Service was created in 2002.
Commonwealth Award of Distinguished Service was created in 1979.
Unfortunately 1941-1945 U.S. Treasury Award coins aren't worth much more than their silver value. Each coin has .625 ounces of silver. There is a place on one side of the coin to engrave a name -- and most of these coins do indeed contain the name of the person to whom it was presented. Coins that do not have names are worth somewhat more -- but don't expect this coin to fund your retirement.
Civilian Award for Humanitarian Service was created in 1985-11.
NAS Award for Chemistry in Service to Society was created in 1991.
Navy Distinguished Public Service Award was created in 1951.
Commander's Award for Public Service was created on 1983-06-14.
Air Force Longevity Service Award was created in 1957.
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Secretary of the Army Public Service Award was created in 1998-06.
The Commander's Award for Civilian Service was established in 2001 by the United States Department of the Army to recognize civilians for their exceptional service and contributions to the Army mission.