Belgium Brussels Expositon Congo Variety Matte MS 63 PCGS bronze medal 1935

The Belgium Brussels Exposition Congo Variety Matte Bronze Medal 1935 MS63 PCGS is a remarkable historical collectible issued for the Brussels Universal and International Exposition of 1935, celebrating the participation of the Belgian Congo at one of Europe's most important international exhibitions. Struck in bronze with an attractive matte finish and certified PCGS MS63, this medal reflects the artistic style and historical themes of the interwar period. The obverse features a finely sculpted left-facing portrait of a Congolese woman wearing a richly textured ceremonial headdress, a large circular earring, and a beaded necklace. Her graceful profile is complemented by the inscription "CONGO" and the engraver's signature. The reverse depicts a powerful standing lion with a flowing mane, symbolizing strength and the African continent, above the inscription commemorating the Exposition Universelle et Internationale, Bruxelles 1935. The bold relief, elegant typography, and balanced composition make this medal highly attractive to collectors of exposition medals, African history, and Belgian numismatics. Its certified Mint State preservation further enhances its desirability as both a historical artifact and an impressive display piece.

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