I have recently acquired a 1832 Centenial Comemorative Coin and would like to know what its worth?

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Baker 160A Birth Centennial Medal 1832 Philadelphia Civic Procession
Obverse: [on ribbon] PATRIAE PATER
Reverse: STRUCK / & DISTRIBUTED IN / CIVIC PROCESSION / FEBRY. 22ND. 1832 / THE CENTENNIAL / ANNIVERSARY OF THE / BIRTH DAY OF / WASHINGTON / BY THE GOLD & SILVER / ARTIFICERS OF / PHILAD.
White metal Weight: 186.3 g (12.07 grams) Diameter: 32.7 mm Reverse die alignment: 360°
Comments: This medal was made in Philadelphia for distribution during a procession in honor of the centennial of Washington's birth held on February 22, 1832. A few silver examples were produced for distribution to officials at the event (less than ten survive) while the remainder were made in white metal (with less than 100 surviving). The medals were issued with a ring in which the item could be placed and then worn as a pin or suspended with a ribbon or string. Copper restrikes of the medal were issued in 1858. Additional restrikes in silver, copper

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might try www.silvertowne.com or some other coin dealers. a lot would depend upon condition but good luck.