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Whether you are looking for a rare medallion investment, a keepsake memory of an Alaskan vacation or a gift for someone tough to please; the Official State Medallions of Alaska are sure to bring smiles to faces for many years.

Meticulously handcrafted of .999 Alaska mined silver these one-ounce rounds are individually serial numbered and limited in edition. The designs change yearly and back issue pieces have shown surprising appreciation values (just check out the back issue medallions to the left!).

There is plenty to look at here… the medallion series has been ongoing in State since 1992. They are sanctioned by the Alaska State Legislature and designs are by Alaskan artists depicting Alaska wildlife. We hope you enjoy browsing and we hope you will allow us to help you bring Alaska silver into your home.

2012 Alaska State Medallion - The WOLF!

2012 Wolf -back. Click for larger image
2009 Humpback Whale Medallion-Back Side
2012 Gray Wolves - Click for Larger Image
2012 Gray Wolves

Designed by Dr. Gary Kuchinka of Kasilof, Alaska this medallion is the latest compliment to the ongoing Alaska State Medallion Series.

For current information regarding ordering, shipping times, assigned serial numbers, and other 2012 State Medallions please click the main 2012 Wolves page.

The one-ounce Official Alaska State Medallion Proof should be the first medallion in any Alaska collection. Each medallion is rim stamped with an individual serial number and production is limited to demand through the year of issue. They come encased in an air tight holder with velvet presentation box and information card. Check out the back issue pieces below to see how these medallions have increased in value over the years.


Don't forget to view the 2012 Iditarod Medeallion - The design is the 2012 Official Iditarod logo. Iditarod medallions continue to be the second most in-demand medallion produced by the mint.

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Thank you for visiting. We would like to wish you good luck and good fortune; now, in 2011, and beyond.


Alaska State Medallions - Picture Gallery

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2012 Wolves-Click for more info 2010 Black Bear-Click for more info 2009 Humpback Whale-Click for more info 2008 Alaska Wildlife-Click for more info 2007 Goose, 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2006 King Salmon 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2005 Sitka Deer 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2004 Polar Bear 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2003 Lynx 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2002 Red King Crab 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2001 Mountain Goat 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 2000 Alaska Red Fox 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1999 Dall Sheep 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1998 Moose 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1997 Musk Ox 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1996 Caribou 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1995 Puffin 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1994 Grizzly Bear 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1993 Wolf 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info 1992 Bald Eagle 1 Ounce Proof-Click for more info

Alaska Iditarod Medallion - 2011 Issue

2011 Iditarod Front - click for larger image
2011 Iditarod
2011 Iditarod Medallion, Back -Click for larger image.
2009 Iditarod Medallion, Back Side

For more information and ordering go to the 2011 Iditarod Medeallion page.

The 2011 Iditarod Proof (left) is one of their nicest designs yet. The back side of the medallion (on the right) is always the same - the Official Logo of the Iditarod

These medallions are made of one ounce .999 Fine Silver and are individually serial numbered with a limited mintage of 3,500 pieces. The Iditarod medallion is second only to the Official State Medallion series for after market demand and price appreciation potential. The Iditarod Sled Dog Race is known as "The last great race on earth," and stretches over 1,000 miles across Alaska's frozen wilderness from Anchorage to Nome.


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