The next commemorative medal issued was in 1983 when two commemorative medals were issued commemorating the Bicentennial of the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati, in bronze and silver. The design followed the original drawing of the Cincinnati Medal proposed at the time of the Society’s founding, made by Major L'Enfant in 1783 (Hume #1). For purposes of continuity, we continue the lineage of the medals beyond the last identified by Hume with #19 below. Hume #18, perhaps a late discovery by Hume, is included in this presentation with Hume #8.)

Medal Commemorating the Bicentennial of
the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati
(Obverse). Bronze. Hume #19a.

Medal Commemorating the Bicentennial of
the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati
(Obverse). Bronze. Hume #19a.

Medal Commemorating the Bicentennial of
the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati
(Obverse). Silver. Hume #19b.

Medal Commemorating the Bicentennial of
the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati
(Obverse). Silver. Hume #19b.

60mm.

Both varieties of the medal exist attributed on the edge with a unique number stamped into the medal. Examples of the bronze medal, without a number, have also been found.

A bronze medal was produced commemorating the 2004 Triennial Meeting held at Newport, Rhode Island, designed by Harry L. Beckwith.

Medal Commemorating the Triennial Meeting of
the General Society of the Cincinnati, at Newport, Rhode Island, 2004.
(Obverse). Bronze. Hume #20.

Medal Commemorating the Triennial Meeting of
the General Society of the Cincinnati, at Newport, Rhode Island, 2004.
(Reverse). Bronze. Hume #20.

62mm. Bronze.