Exhibit Awards
Multi Frame Grand Award (donated by Greg Galletti). The WFUNA Lithograph, a design from the estate of Keith Haring, is numbered 48/1000 and was the subject artwork for the 1990 UN Fight AIDs Worldwide commemorative issue. |
Multi Frame Reserve Grand Award (donated by Anthony Dewey) |
Single Frame Grand Award (donated by Anthony Dewey) |
Special Award for Treatment (donated by Anthony Dewey) |
Awarded to the exhibit that best conveys the Ideals and Aims of the United Nations (donated by Greg Galletti) This original oil painting by Italian artist, "Lautir", is, in his own words, "A building highly symbolic for humanity: That’s why I decided to depict it by my personal expressionist style." The piece is accompanied by a personal hand-written letter from the artist. |
Ribbons for Multi-Frame Grand, Multi-Frame Reserve Grand, Single-Frame Grand |
Medals |
Ribbons for Large Gold, Gold, Large Vermeil, Vermeil, Large Silver, Silver, Silver Bronze and Bronze |
American Philatelic Society Medal and Ribbon of Excellence- Pre-1900 Material Medal and Ribbon of Excellence- 1900-1940 Material Medal and Ribbon of Excellence- 1940-1980 Material Medal and Ribbon of Excellence- Post-1980 Material Medal and Ribbon for Research Excellence Award Criteria |
American Topical Association First Award- minimum National Bronze (medal and ribbon) Second Award (medal and ribbon) Third Award (medal and ribbon) Youth Award- minimum 3 exhibitors (medal and ribbon) One Frame Merit Ribbon (not shown) Award Criteria |
American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors Award of Honor- Excellence in Presentation Not Winning a Gold Medal (2- cloisonné pin) Creativity in Philatelic Exhibiting Award (gold pin) Award Criteria Plan and Headings Excellence Award (magnifier dome and ribbon) Award Criteria Novice Award - Best Exhibit of a First Time Exhibitor (not shown - AAPE year membership and exhibiting book) Award Criteria AAPE Youth Grand - winner enters AAPE’s Youth "Champion of Champions" (certificate and ribbon) Youth First, Second and Third Best Exhibits Awards (ribbons) Award Criteria |
United Nations Philatelists, Inc (UNPI) Gold, Silver, and Bronze Award Criteria |
Malaria Philatelist International First, Second, and Third Place Ribbon and Metal Art Mosquito Award Criteria |
Women Exhibitors Sterling Achievement Award Merit for Any Exhibit in Philatelic/Subject Knowledge, Material or Treatment Winning a National Bronze, Silver-Bronze or Silver (pin) Award Criteria |
American First Day Cover Society Best Exhibit of First Day Covers with 75% or more FDC Material minimum 2 entries (plaque) Award Criteria |
American Philatelic Congress Excellence in Written Text (Congress Book) Award Criteria |
Auxiliary Markings Club Best Exhibit of Auxiliary Markings Winning a National Silver or Higher (certificate) Award Criteria |
Errors, Freaks, Oddities Collectors' Club Award |
Sponsored By Anthony Dewey The book is to be presented to an exhibit winning less than Gold at the discretion of the jury. It is intended to encourage an exhibitor to improve his/her exhibit using the tips and advice provided in the book to achieve a Gold medal. |
The American Helvetia Philatelic Society (AHPS) has provided a medal to be presented to the best Swiss exhibit at UNEXPO17. Award Criteria |
The United States Stamp Society (USSS) Medal of Freedom Award Criteria |
The United Postal Stationery Society Awarded to the best exhibit of postal stationery. Award Criteria |
The United Postal Stationery Society Awarded to the best single frame exhibit of postal stationery. Award Criteria |
The Collectors Club of Chicago has provided three books to present as an exhibition award at UNEXPO17. Award Criteria |