Joseph Stilwell China Burma Medallic Art Co. Mint MS 64 PCGS bronze medal 1967

The Joseph W. Stilwell China Burma Campaign Medallic Art Co. Mint Bronze Medal MS64 PCGS 1967 honors General Joseph Warren Stilwell, one of the most respected American commanders of World War II. Issued by the Medallic Art Company and certified PCGS MS64, this bronze medal commemorates Stilwell’s leadership during the China–Burma Campaign of February–May 1942, where he directed Allied operations under extremely difficult conditions. The obverse features a finely sculpted portrait of General Joseph W. Stilwell in U.S. Army uniform, wearing his distinctive round spectacles, with his name engraved beside the bust and the artist’s signature incorporated into the design. The reverse depicts the China Burma Campaign with military jeeps carrying Allied soldiers, traditional East Asian temple buildings, a towering Burmese pagoda, tropical trees, and the campaign inscription with the dates February–May 1942, symbolizing the challenging terrain and multinational effort of the campaign. Struck in bronze with a sharp mint-state finish and graded MS64 by PCGS, this historic medal is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of World War II history, military leadership, and classic American medallic art.

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