engraved by"TC"c. 1714-1727Suspension Device: loop. Condition Comments: Full mint state, never been buried, full gilt with a trifle gilt worn off the highest relief points of the uniquely constructed integral suspension loop. Two extremely light file test marks on the rim to make sure it isn't gold, but revealing a "pink" metal beneath the gilt. And the lightest, almost imperceptible very faint "reeding marks" around some of the rim which appear to be&nbsp;file marks to finish the planchet, beneath the gilt. It seems they would be file marks rather than reeding as they cover perhaps only 1/3rd the circumferance.. Historical or Other Relevant Background: <strong>Note: </strong>19.0 grams=293 grains<br /><br /><strong>For comparison see:</strong><br />Lots 1131-32 and 1135, Bowers &amp; Merena 's Frederick Taylor auction, 1987. Taylor 1135 is mis-attributed as Jamieson 1-D; it's 2-D.<br />Stack's&nbsp;Americana Sale , John Adams IPM coll'n Jan 12, 2009 lot 5026 a Jamieson 2-C&nbsp; AU without integral loop , much gilt at $41,400 to A. Terranova for client.<br />ANS' <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The Medal in America</span>, 1987 <em>The IPM of King George I</em>.. Attribution Location: truncation of bust on obverse.gilt brass19.04440Betts165Jamieson 2-D