Medals
Medals that mark history.
The Nobel Peace Prize medal
Craftsmanship of international significance.
The prestigious Peace Prize medal has been struck at the Mint of Norway since the very beginning in 1901 – every Peace Prize medal has been struck in Kongsberg.
Since 2015 the medal has been struck in fair (Fairmined) gold, on the Mint's initiative. The Peace Prize is awarded by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
Since 1888
The Norges Vel medal for long and loyal service
Commemorative and art medals
Selected work
The King's No is the world's first commemorative medal struck in traceable fair gold. The bronze medal of Tormod Hermansen, designed by chief engraver Ingrid Austlid Rise, won first prize in the British Art Medal Society's medal competition. In 2021 the Mint struck the world's first medals in Humanium Metal. Samlerhuset distributes many Norwegian commemorative medals produced here.
Nobel Peace Prize medal
Norges Vel medal for long and loyal service
The King's No – in fair gold
The Tormod Hermansen medal
The Flag 200 years – in Humanium Metal
Frederik IV's visit to the Silver Mines, 1704
The medals shown are examples of work struck at the Mint and are not necessarily available to order.
Special commissions
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