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1 Dollar Dealer Button: A♧
| Issuer | Palau |
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| Year | 2008 |
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| Composition | Copper-nickel |
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| Reverse description | A centrally placed, colored inset card depicting the Ace of Clubs in raised relief occupies the middle of the field, flanked on the left by a detailed stack of Las Vegas casino chips rendered in high relief, and on the right by a fan of playing cards showing a royal flush in spades. The inscription DEALER arcs along the upper rim and BUTTON along the lower rim, both in bold raised lettering. The antique finish treatment gives the entire reverse a darkened, aged patina that contrasts with the colored central card insert. |
| Reverse script | Latin |
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Palau began issuing large-format commemorative dollars in the 1990s under a licensing arrangement that outsourced design and distribution to foreign minting agencies — most were struck in Austria or Germany and never circulated on the island. The "Dealer Button" series, marketed playing-card style with suit designations, was aimed squarely at the novelty collector market rather than any domestic monetary function.
KM#155 corresponds to the Ace of Clubs issue within that set.