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Code · Alaska · Title 44 · Chapter 9

Sec. 44.09.017. Commemorative gold and silver medallions.

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Sec. 44.09.017. Commemorative gold and silver medallions.
(a)The Department of Administration shall contract or otherwise arrange for the minting and sale of Alaska commemorative medallions minted only from .999 fine gold and silver in weights determined by the commissioner of administration. Gold and silver mined in Alaska shall be used in the production of the medallions. The state shall receive a royalty from the sale of the medallions. The amount of the royalty shall be determined by the commissioner of administration.
(b)One side of the commemorative medallions minted under this section shall contain the state seal. The design for the other side shall be determined in an annual contest conducted by the contractor under the supervision of the Department of Administration. Only designs using an Alaska theme and submitted by an Alaska resident may be considered in the contest. Payment for the winning design may not exceed $1,000.
(c)[Repealed, § 35 ch 126 SLA 1994.]
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