Do you have a 1901 Pan-American Exposition medal by MacNeil not already listed in our census?
We’d love to hear from you and to add your medal to the census! Before reaching out, please check to see if we have already added your medal to the census by selecting the type of medal you have (bronze, silver, gilt, or gold) from the drop down menu on the front page of our site panamcensus.com
You will find a spreadsheet on each of these pages with an alphabetical list of the medals (not including the word “the”). If you don’t see your medal listed, let us know! We’d love to add your medal to the census.
Please note we are not currently collecting information about the various so-called dollars, encased coins, official visitor souvenir medal of the fair, ribbons, or the numerous exhibitor merchant tokens that feature the striding woman and buffalo on one side (cream separator, almond paste, etc.). But if you have an actual bronze, silver, gilt, or even gold award medal, with the front and back as seen in the bronze example below, please reach out to us with a description and an image of the front and back (obverse and reverse) so that we can confidentially add your medal to our census and assign your medal a Pan-American Census number: [email protected]
