England - Winston Churchill Silver Medal 1874-1965-925 Silver medal by Spink

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A silver commemorative medal issued by Spink in 1965 to mark the death of Winston Churchill (1874–1965). The design pairs a portrait of Churchill with a defiant wartime scene bearing the words “VERY WELL, ALONE”. Together, the two sides offer contrasting perspectives on his legacy: the statesman with literary and artistic interests, and the figure associated with Britain's wartime resolve. Measuring 56 mm across and weighing 82.11 g, this substantial silver medal invites a closer look at its portrait, inscriptions, and narrative detail.

Medal Details

• Material: Silver, with “SILVER” stamped on the edge
• Diameter: 56 mm
• Weight: 82.11 g
• Issuer: Spink
• Design: F. Kovacs and Low
• Commemorative year: 1965

Obverse ：Churchill is portrayed facing slightly left, wearing a frock coat and bow tie. Books and a jar of paintbrushes appear on a shelf behind him, bringing together his public presence and artistic interests. The inscription below reads “WINSTON CHURCHILL / 1874–1965”, with the signature “KOVACS” to the left. The broad medal surface gives the portrait and its surrounding details room to be appreciated together.

Reverse ： “Very Well, Alone”.A soldier stands in defiance on the English shore, with rough seas to the right and an aircraft overhead. The inscription “VERY WELL, ALONE” appears below the scene.  contrasting with the quieter, personal details of the obverse. The reverse is signed “LOW, DES.” and “SPINK, FEC.”