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| 表面の説明 | A cowry shell (Monetaria moneta) depicted in high relief at the centre of the field, rendered in fine detail with its characteristic elongated oval form and serrated aperture visible. The circular legend reads 'GHANA' at the top and 'FREEDOM AND JUSTICE' around the lower portion, separated by raised dots. The design reflects the FAO issue theme, celebrating food and agriculture through the use of the historically significant cowry shell motif. |
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| 表面の銘文 | .GHANA. FREEDOM AND JUSTICE |
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| 追加情報 |
Ghana's 1979 FAO coinage was issued under the Food and Agriculture Organization's global program encouraging member nations to mint coins promoting agricultural development — a program that produced hundreds of distinct issues across dozens of countries through the 1970s. Ghana's participation coincided with severe economic deterioration under the Supreme Military Council, a period when actual purchasing power of the cedi had collapsed so dramatically that a one-cedi coin represented increasingly little in daily commerce.
The heptagonal format was adopted specifically to aid identification by touch in low-literacy rural populations, a practical consideration that drove several West African minting decisions of the decade.