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1 Diner Statue of Liberty in New York
| Issuer | Andorra |
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| Year | 2010 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Reverse description | The reverse presents a detailed high-relief effigy of the Statue of Liberty in close portrait, rendered facing right with her distinctive spiked crown clearly delineated. The torch, held aloft on its pedestal, is visible to the left of the portrait in the middle ground, evoking the New York Harbor landmark. The design fills the coin's field with a naturalistic, sculptural rendering characteristic of the commemorative series, with no additional legend or inscription. |
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| Edge | Reeded |
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Andorra's micro-gold issues of this period were produced under a licensing arrangement that allowed the co-principality — which has no central bank and uses the euro without formal EU membership — to mint collector coinage largely for the numismatic export market. The 0.5g format was part of a broader European trend toward fractional gold pieces aimed at gift buyers rather than serious collectors, and most examples went straight into capsules and never approached circulation.