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United States. A Mexican Border Service Medal, To Private Harold S. Staysa, New York Army National Guard GTRexclude each wearing a flat-topped capIn bronze, number impressed "9300" on the edge, measuring 32 mm in diameter, bruised, spotting, light contact, incorrect replacement ribbon, better than very fine. Footnote: This Mexican Border Service Medal (#9300) was issued to Harold S. Staysa. He was the son of Ernest Staysa and Cora Staysa of Potter County, Pennsylvania and was a resident of Potter County, when he enlisted as a Private with the New York Army National Guard at nearby Belfast, New