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1 Dollar Silver Proof Issue

Emittent Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore
Jahr 1975-1984
Typ Non-circulating coin
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Reversbeschreibung The reverse features a bold, sculpted depiction of the Merlion — Singapore's iconic lion-headed civic emblem — shown in a seated, upright posture facing left, with elaborately stylised mane and body rendered in high relief. The creature is flanked on either side by tall, naturalistic sprays of wheat or paddy ears that frame the composition symmetrically. The background field is deeply mirrored, contrasting sharply with the frosted sculptural detail of the central device. No legend or inscription appears on the reverse, allowing the heraldic motif to dominate the design in the manner characteristic of Stuart Devlin's proof coinage work for Singapore.
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Singapore's Board of Commissioners of Currency operated as an independent currency authority from 1967, when the nation was barely two years out of Malaysia and still building the institutional framework for a sovereign monetary system. The proof silver dollar series issued across this decade was aimed squarely at the collector market rather than circulation, timed to ride significant international interest in newly independent Asian nations issuing their first serious numismatic products.

KM#6a is the silver proof variant of the base-metal circulation strike, distinguished by composition and finish rather than design change. The series ran long enough that later dates command less attention than the earliest strikes from 1975.

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