Medallion
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A medallion is a piece of metal, usually carved or engraved; circular (like a coin) and large, that is used as a work of art, souvenir, medal, or worn on the body as a special symbol.
Sometimes, small circular pieces of cooked meat are also called medallions.
In some US cities, (most notably New York) the permit granted by the government to operate a vehicle for hire, such as a taxi, is called a medallion. In other jurisdictions this permit is called a certificate of public convenience and necessity.
[edit] See also
- Medal
- The Medallion
- Medallion Records, a record label
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