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1 Cent Silver Proof Issue

Issuer Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore
Year 1981
Type Non-circulating coin
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Reverse description The reverse presents a bold modernist composition depicting two iconic Singaporean landmarks in stylised relief: a multi-storey open-framework building or car park structure occupying the left portion of the field, and an ornamental fountain with radiating jets of water rising from a basin at the right. Abstract wave motifs appear in the background field, evoking the maritime character of the city-state. The design, characteristic of Stuart Devlin's highly textured proof coinage work, employs contrasting frosted and mirror-polished surfaces to dramatic effect. No inscriptions appear on the reverse.
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