Donald Trump shares wrong Nobel Prize image on video promoting Peace Prize credentials

President Donald Trump appears to have shared an image of the wrong Nobel Prize in a video on Twitter on Monday, ostensibly touting his achievements as a peacemaker.

The one-minute video says “Trump represents peace” and then shows the president with the Israeli prime minister and ambassadors from the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. A Nobel Prize medal is superimposed on the video.

Trump was criticized for the video, as he did not win a peace prize, despite sometimes arguing that he should. But now it seems that the medal in question is not the one awarded to the winners of the peace prize.

John Kraljevich is a Democrat from South Carolina who identifies himself on Twitter as a historian and numismatist – a collector of coins and medals. He seems to be one of the first people to notice the president’s mistake.

“Professional medal here, I’ve cataloged / authenticated a Nobel Peace Prize before (brought in over a million dollars at auction),” said Kraljevich

“This is not even a Nobel Peace Prize. The medal pictured is awarded to physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine and literature.”

Kraljevich shared an image of the Nobel Peace Prize, which has a different design from the prizes awarded to the sciences. He also provided a link to a peace prize sold at an auction, which featured large photos of the medal.

The Nobel Prize website also confirms that the peace prize has a unique design and that it was, in fact, designed by someone different from the other prizes. The savings premium is also different.