This set consist of 6 replicas in gildes silver from the most important medals issued in Norway in 1905 and 1906, all made bt the famous medallist Ivar Throndsen.

The replicas are all made of 92,5 % silver and gilded with pure gold, diameter is 32 mm, weight 15,55 grams, the mintage is 1000 sets. In adition to the silver content and the mintmark is "R" for replica.
The medals are issued bt Det Norske Myntverket, delivered in a letherbox with a numbered silverbar and a booklet with spesifications and description of each medal.

Armauer Hansen, discovered the lepra basilli in 1873, gold medal

Gerhard Henrik Armauer Hansen (born 29th July 1841 in Bergen, died 12th February 1912 in Florø) was a Norwegian doctor and patholog. He described the lepra illness, also called "Hansens disease"He discovered the first lepra basilli in his microscope 28th February 1873. (from Wikipedia)

In connection with the centenial cellebration for this event a goldmedal was issued in 1973.

Weight: 15 gr. 0,900 gold
Diam: 25 mm
Mintage: 2000 medals

Delivered in an original white box with certificate.