19th Century Crucifixion Jesus Christ Religion Medal Restrike

This 19th-century religious medal commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Obverse: The medal displays a detailed depiction of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Surrounding this central scene are various figures, including Roman soldiers and onlookers, symbolizing the historical context of the event.
Obverse legend: The inscription around the scene reads in German: "GLEICHWIE MOSES IN DER WILDERNES DIE SCHLANGE ERHOHET HAT ALSO MUSS DES MENSCHEN SOHN ERHOHET WERDEN," which translates to "Just as Moses lifted up the snake in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up."
Reverse: The reverse features the biblical scene of Moses lifting up the bronze serpent. This scene includes onlookers and the sick, highlighting the miracle and its significance.
Reverse legend: The inscription reads: "DER HERR SPRACH ZU MOSES MACHE DIR EINE EHERN SCHLANGE UND RICHTE SIE AN EINEN MASTES WERD AN IHRES SCHLANGEN GEBISSEN WERDE DER SOL HIN SEHEN UND LEBEN," translating to "The Lord said to Moses, 'Make a snake and put it up on a pole; anyone who is bitten can look at it and live.'"
Edge: plain (no hallmarks)
Country: Germany
Metal: Metal (Gold plated)
Weight ±: 25.5 g.
Diameter ±: 50 mm
19th Century restrike of a 16th Century medal
This medal is a significant artifact for collectors and historians, offering a tangible connection to important biblical events and the religious art of the 19th century.
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